Gamber, Edward N.; Hung, Juann H. - In: Economic Inquiry 42 (2004) 4, pp. 647-666
This article proposes and investigates the asymmetry hypothesis, which predicts that an international asymmetric shock tends to have a stronger and longer effect on the U.S. business cycle than a symmetric shock. The hypothesis finds empirical support in the impulse responses of U.S. output and...