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(Research Paper) Households' Wage Growth Expectations Formation: The Linkage with Price Inflation Expectations
· boj-whatsnew· May 22, 2026Households' Wage Growth Expectations Formation: The Linkage with Price Inflation Expectations 日本語 May 22, 2026 Takuji Kondo *1 Yuki Takahashi *2 Kosuke Takatomi *3 Full Text [PDF 591KB] Abstract This paper quantitatively investigates how closely Japanese households' wage growth e
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