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procyclicality of productivity, and simultaneously predicts large welfare losses from monetary non-neutrality. The key features of …
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The U.S. business cycle is characterized by the general increase and decrease of activity across all industries. When the pattern of industry comovement (documented here) is compared to corresponding properties of multi-sector growth models, a striking mismatch appears. Simply put, the basic...
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This paper provides a theory of financial frictions as a transmission mechanism for primitive shocks to translate into … of financial frictions on capital allocation as the transmission mechanism proposed by our theory …
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Aggregate and sectoral comovement are central features of business cycle data. Therefore, the ability to generate comovement is a natural litmus test for macroeconomic models. But it is a test that most existing models fail. In this paper we propose a unified model that generates both aggregate...
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Theory on the grounds that our conception of capital and “roundaboutness”. In this comment we explain why we think this …
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productivity growth, higher markups in product markets, and spending declines resulting from tighter lending standards at financial …
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There is widespread disagreement on the quantitative contribution of news shocks to business- cycle fluctuations. This paper provides a simple identifying restriction, based on inventory dynamics, that tightly pins down the contribution of news shocks to business-cycle volatility. We show that...
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. We highlight the selection effect of bubbles that incentivizes low-productivity firms to enter or remain in the market …
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