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unconditional factor models such as the CAPM should fail to explain the inventory growth spread, although not with the same large …
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We review and interpret recent work on inventories, emphasizing empirical and business cycle aspects. We begin by documenting two empirical regularities about inventories. The first is the well-known one that inventories move procyclically. The second is that inventory movements are quite...
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pattern is not explained by the standard CAPM. This finding is consistent with a neoclassical model of investment with labor …
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