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Fisher Equation
Model

The Fisher equation decomposes the nominal interest rate into the real interest rate plus expected inflation: i = r + pi_e. It is the bridge between monetary conditions and real borrowing costs.

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This model uses static comparative statics -- no genuine time axis exists.

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Inflation expectations spike

Agents revise expected inflation upward, pushing nominal rates higher.

Real rate decline

A savings glut or weaker investment demand pushes the real rate down.

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Diagram, readouts, and summary update with each change.

Fundamentals

Expectations

Impact summary

Current nominal rate

Nominal rate

4.80

Real rate

2.00

Expected inflation

2.50

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