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This paper studies the implications of perceived default risk for aggregate output and productivity. Using a model of … credit across firms with heterogeneous productivity. Further, we find that these losses accounted for over half of the … productivity fall between 2008 and 2009, and persisted for smaller (although not larger) firms. …
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intensively if its productivity realization is large and curtailed otherwise. Some investment in even the riskiest technologies …
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I incorporate the productivity risks into an investment-based q-factor asset pricing model. The productivity risks … parsimonious q-factor model driven by productivity risks explains about 90% variation of return of 25 Size/BM portfolios and 75 …-factor model, and the Hou, Mo, Xue & Zhang (2020) augmented q-factor model. As such, productivity risks significantly affect asset …
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We develop a theory linking "misallocation," i.e., dispersion in marginal products of capital (MPK), to macroeconomic … productivity by as much as 6%, suggesting large "productivity costs" of business cycles. …
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points, of which approximately 77% is from the reduction in total factor productivity growth, 21% is from slower labor growth …-level total factor productivity, and the transmission mechanisms are reduced human capital investment and a tightened financial …
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We examine the economic behavior of the regret-averse firm under price uncertainty. We show that the global and marginal effects of price uncertainty on production are both positive (negative) when regret aversion prevails if the random output price is positively (negatively) skewed. In this...
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