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Common stochastic trends, common cycles, and asymmetry in economic fluctuations

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Is inflation persistence intrinsic in industrial economies?

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The economic performance of cities : a Markov-switching approach

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A state-level analysis of the great moderation

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Inflation in the G7 : mind the gap(s)?

Morley, James C.; Piger, Jeremy Max; Rasche, Robert H. - 2011 - Rev.

We investigate the importance of trend inflation and the real-activity gap for explaining observed inflation variation in G7 countries since 1960. Our results are based on a bivariate unobserved-components model of inflation and unemployment in which inflation is decomposed into a stochastic...

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