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useful in forecasting recessions. Specifically, output tends to transition to a slow-growth phase at the end of expansions …
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This paper quantifies the welfare implications of the U.S. Social Security program during the Great Recession. We find that the average welfare losses due to the Great Recession for agents alive at the time of the shock are notably smaller in an economy with Social Security relative to an...
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This paper investigates the relationship between permanent and transitory components of U.S. recessions in an empirical … divide real GNP into permanent and transitory components, the dynamics of which are different in booms vs. recessions. We … find evidence of substantial asymmetries in postwar recessions, and that both the permanent and transitory component have …
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in Japan and to assess whether the recent behavior of the Japanese economy differs from that in previous recessions …
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significance suggest both types of asymmetry were present in post-war recessions, although the shifts in trend are less severe than …
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dominates simple averaging of model forecasts in predicting recessions. …
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(GDI), deflated by the GDP deflator, has done a better job recognizing the start of recessions than has the growth rate of …
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