http://web.stanford.edu/~piazzesi/illusion.pdf?hc_location=ufi
According to the Fed model, inflation illusion leads investors to apply a modified Gordon growth formula to determine the price-dividend ratio on long-lived assets: instead of using the real interest rate to discount future (real) cash flows as in the usual formula, investors discount at the nominal rate.
According to the Fed model, inflation illusion leads investors to apply a modified Gordon growth formula to determine the price-dividend ratio on long-lived assets: instead of using the real interest rate to discount future (real) cash flows as in the usual formula, investors discount at the nominal rate.
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