Definition of rational expectations hypothesis in English:

rational expectations hypothesis

noun

Economics

The hypothesis that an economic agent will make full use of all available information when forming expectations, especially with regard to inflation, and not just past values of a particular variable.
Compare with adaptive expectations hypothesis
Example sentencesExamples
- In the context of the bond market, empirical tests of the rational expectations hypothesis (REH) have without exception been tests of the time-series properties of interest rates.
- Pity about the rational expectations hypothesis, eh.
- Rational expectations theory has emerged as an important aspect of new classical economics.

Definition of rational expectations hypothesis in US English:

rational expectations hypothesis

noun

Economics

The hypothesis that an economic agent will make full use of all available information when forming expectations, especially with regard to inflation, and not just past values of a particular variable.
Compare with adaptive expectations hypothesis
Example sentencesExamples
- Rational expectations theory has emerged as an important aspect of new classical economics.
- Pity about the rational expectations hypothesis, eh.
- In the context of the bond market, empirical tests of the rational expectations hypothesis (REH) have without exception been tests of the time-series properties of interest rates.

单词	rational expectations hypothesis
释义	Definition of rational expectations hypothesis in English: rational expectations hypothesis noun Economics The hypothesis that an economic agent will make full use of all available information when forming expectations, especially with regard to inflation, and not just past values of a particular variable. Compare with adaptive expectations hypothesis Example sentencesExamples In the context of the bond market, empirical tests of the rational expectations hypothesis (REH) have without exception been tests of the time-series properties of interest rates. Pity about the rational expectations hypothesis, eh. Rational expectations theory has emerged as an important aspect of new classical economics. Definition of rational expectations hypothesis in US English: rational expectations hypothesis noun Economics The hypothesis that an economic agent will make full use of all available information when forming expectations, especially with regard to inflation, and not just past values of a particular variable. Compare with adaptive expectations hypothesis Example sentencesExamples Rational expectations theory has emerged as an important aspect of new classical economics. Pity about the rational expectations hypothesis, eh. In the context of the bond market, empirical tests of the rational expectations hypothesis (REH) have without exception been tests of the time-series properties of interest rates.
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