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Kovner, Anna; Wei, Chenyang - Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia - 2012

This paper is the first to document the presence of a private premium in public bonds. We find that spreads are 31 basis points higher for public bonds of private companies than for bonds of public companies, even after controlling for observable differences, including rating, financial...

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Concentration, prices and output in the automobile industry

Linneman, Peter; Voith, Richard - Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia - 1988

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The translog form and declining average costs

Shaffer, Sherrill - Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia - 1996

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Pricing, production, and persistence.

Dotsey, Michael; King, Robert G. - Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia - 2005

price model to display volatility and comovement of factor inputs and factor prices that are more closely in line with …

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Bubbles and stock price volatility

Diba, Behzad T. - Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia - 1989

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Regulation and endogenous contestability

Shaffer, Sherrill - Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia - 1990

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Local market and national components in house price appreciation

Gyourko, Joseph; Voith, Richard - Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia - 1990

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Relative-price changes as aggregate supply shocks

Ball, Laurence; Mankiw, N. Gregory - Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia - 1993

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A quantitative analysis of oil-price shocks, systematic monetary policy, and economic downturns

Leduc, Sylvain; Sill, Keith - Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia - 2001

policies that arise in response to inflation concerns engendered by rising oil prices? Can systematic monetary policy be used … monopolistic competition in which oil and money matter to study these questions. The economy's response to oil-price shocks is … examined under a variety of monetary policy rules in environments with flexible and sticky prices. The authors find that easy …

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The measurement of retail output and the retail revolution

Nakamura, Leonard I. - Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia - 1997

The computerization of retailing has made price dispersion a norm in the United States, so that any given list price or transactions price is an increasingly imperfect measure of a product's resource cost. As a consequence, measuring the real output of retailers has become increasingly...

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