Non-connectedness of the set of equilibrium money prices: The static economy
Abstract A static economy in which nominal taxes and transfers are balanced, under certain conditions, has a set of equilibrium money prices containing a proper interval. Two examples are given in which the entire set must consist of a proper interval. Then, an example is presented in which the set of equilibrium money prices is not connected. While the set contains a proper interval for balanced fiscal policies, the entire set is not in general a single interval.