Publications

Trend Inflation, Indexation and Inflation Persistence in the New Keynesian Phillips Curve  
With Tim Cogley
Forthcoming, American Economic Review
47 pages / 412 kb

Inflation Persistence: Alternative Interpretations and Policy Implications  
Journal of Monetary Economics, vol 54 (5), July 2007,
pp. 1311-1339

U.S. Wage and Price Dynamics: A Limited Information Approach  
International Journal of Central Banking vol. 2 (3), September 2006
37 pages / 441 kb

Do Expected Future Marginal Costs Drive Inflation Dynamics?  
Journal of Monetary Economics Vol. 52 (6), September 2005, pp. 1183-1197.
15 pages / 210 kb

Prices and Unit Labor Costs: A New Test of Price Stickiness  
Journal of Monetary Economics Vol. 49 (2), March 2002,
28 pages / 449 kb

Sources of New York Employment Fluctuations  
With K. Kuttner
Federal Reserve Bank of New York Economic Policy Review, February 1997
15 pages / 161 kb

Interpreting the Procyclical Productivity of Manufacturing Sectors: External Effects or Labor Hoarding?  
Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking 1997, Vol. 29, No. 1
21 pages / 2051 kb

Cyclical Productivity in a Model of Labor Hoarding  
Journal of Monetary Economics Vol. 38 (2), 1996
31 pages / 1606 kb

Consumer Confidence and Economic Fluctuations
With J. G. Matsusaka
Economic Inquiry 1995, Vol. XXXIII, n. 2

Does Inflation Reduce Productivity?
With K. Kuttner
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Economic Perspectives 1994, Nov./Dec.

A CAPM with a Multivariate Generalized ARCH Process: An Empirical Analysis of the Italian Financial Market
With G. De Dantis
Operatori e mercati nel processo di liberalizzazione, V. Conti and R. Hamaui eds. 1991, Vol. I, il Mulino

Multivariate Estimates of the Permanent Components of GNP and Stock Prices  
With J. H. Cochrane
Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 1988, Vol. 12, No. 2/3
42 pages / 2228 kb

Argia Sbordone's CV

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