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” policy stance to the Fed's failure to respond appropriately to exceptional rates of total factor productivity growth. We then … show how the Fed, by adhering to a nominal GDP growth rate target, might have succeeded in maintaining such a neutral …
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This paper adds to the large literature on the effects of technology shocks empirically and theoretically. Using a SVEC model, we first show that not only hours but also investment decline temporarily following a technology improvement. This result is robust with respect to important data and...
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allows increases in measured productivity in response to increases in expenditures via higher search effort from households … utilization and fixed costs to generate procyclical productivity, firms do not have to spend more to achieve it. We estimate the …
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This paper studies monetary policy strategies under endogenous technology dynamics and low r. Endogenous growth … support productivity-improving investment in R&D and technology adoption and hence the long-run trend path, provided that the … with productivity dynamics. As a result, additional stimulus is required at the ELB and the degree of subsequent …
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Many studies have documented disparities in the regional responses to monetary policy shocks. However, because of computational issues, the literature has often neglected the richest level of disaggregation: the city. In this paper, we estimate the city-level responses to monetary policy shocks...
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We examine the response of a sticky-wage economy to various real and nominal shocks. In addition to variations in hours, we allow for an endogenous response in worker effort per hour. Despite wages being predetermined, the labor market clears through the effort margin. We find that the ability...
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consumption-wealth ratio, and welfare should be greater in an open economy because of higher productivity and/or less volatility … because of risk sharing. The theoretical results for the growth rate depend on differences in productivity and in consumption … the size of government and on other key economic variables, including the consumption-wealth ratio, the growth rate of …
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productivity growth, i.e. bad times, "increase the political support for more labor market rigidity only where labor appropriates … labor market flexibility, in a general equilibrium model of dynamic labor demand where the productivity of firms evolves ….e. unexpected changes in the drift and standard deviation of the stochastic process describing the dynamics of productivity, depends …
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-wealth ratio, and welfare should be higher in an open economy due to a higher productivity and/or less volatility through risk … as the consumption-wealth ratio, the growth rate of wealth, and welfare, in a two-country world, based on a portfolio … sharing. The theoretical results for the growth rate depend on differences on productivities and consumption-wealth ratios …
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