The possibility of indeterminacy and sunspot fluctuations in dynamicrational expectations models has been often questioned on empirical grounds,for such models are widely believed to rely on implausibly high degrees ofincreasing returns to scale and/or other controversial calibrations ofeconomic fundamentals. In this paper, we study the occurrence of suchphenomena in a standard (one-sector) optimal growth model with endogenouslabor supply and a partial cash-in-advance constraint on consumptionpurchases. We show that, under standard preferences and constant returns toscale in production, indeterminacy typically prevails for an arbitrarilysmall amplitude of the liquidity constraint. We also analyze the cyclicalproperties of the model submitted to technological and beliefs disturbancesand observe that it performs as well as comparable indeterminate models inthe literature.