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In an a priori view, it is usually assumed that the business cycle of manufacturing industries leads the business cycle of the service sector. This seems to be even more plausible for the relationship between business-related services, whose high growth rates in recent years were largely due to...
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comprising output, nominal interest rate and inflation. Common and country-specific supply, demand and nominal shocks of each G7 …
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of our model for a sticky price environments, as it allows to understand stable-inflation boom-bust cycles. The source of …
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The paper attempts to provide an appropriate model specification for identifying technology and other macroeconomic shocks in a structural VAR framework. The investigation is conducted based on two seminal structural VAR studies by Gali (1999) and King et al. (1991). The models of these studies...
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inflation rates. Expectations about real macroeconomic variables seem to matter more than expectations about nominal factors …
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