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This paper takes an AK model to the PWT data. In the model, intratemporal and intertemporal shocks are reduced forms for different technologies, and determine the variation of the growth rate. Using the policy functions of the model we recover time series for the unobserved technology shock for...
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This paper studies skill-neutral technological changes in an economy where workers differ with respect to their abilities to acquire skills, implying increasing marginal costs of educating the work force. Our main result is that productivity slowdown and increasing wage dispersion can be...
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In this paper I show that the idea that firms faced with a liquidity constraint display "excess sensitivity" of employment to shocks is not correct. The employment decision is independent of the financing constraint and artificial data shows that there is no such excess sensitivity.
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Partial equilibrium models suggest that when uncertainty increases, agents increase savings and at the same time reduce investment in irreversible goods. This paper characterizes this problem in general equilibrium with technology shocks, additive output shocks and shocks to the marginal...
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