Credit cards and inflation☆
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Both authors have benefited greatly from many years of collaboration and conversation on the theory of money with Martin Shubik. It is a pleasure to dedicate this paper to him. We would also like to thank William Brainard and Michael Woodford for helpful and insightful critiques of our model.
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