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Time-to-plan lags for commercial construction projects

Millar, Jonathan; Oliner, Stephen; Sichel, Daniel E. - In: Regional science & urban economics 59 (2016), pp. 75-89

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Identifying shocks to business cycles with asynchronous propagation

Trenkler, Carsten; Weber, Enzo - In: Empirical economics : a journal of the Institute for … 58 (2020) 4, pp. 1815-1836

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Business cycle implications of capacity constraints under demand shocks

Kuhn, Florian; George, Chacko - In: Review of economic dynamics 32 (2019), pp. 94-121

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Business cycle theory and econometrics

Gregory, Allan W.; Smith, Gregor W. - 1995

We outline in turn criticisms made by econometricians of the methods used in empirical business-cycle research and then criticisms made by business-cycle researchers of some methods used by econometricians. The aim is to clarify and in some cases correct these criticisms. Overall there is no...

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Business Cycles in the Equilibrium Model of Labor Market Search and Self-Insurance

Nakajima, Makoto - 2019

I introduce risk-averse preferences, labor-leisure choice, capital, individual productivity shocks, and market … supply. Third, the borrowing constraint or uninsured individual productivity shocks do not significantly affect the cyclical …

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Remittances Over the Business Cycle : Theory and Evidence

De, Supriyo - 2016

This paper examines the behavior of remittances over the business cycle and their potential to act as a stabilizer during periods of high business cycle volatility. Four main findings are reported. First, in theory, the cyclical behavior of remittances depends on the motives to remit. Second,...

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Does Lumpy Investment Matter for Business Cycles?

Miao, Jianjun - 2009

We present an analytically tractable general equilibrium business cycle model that features micro-level investment lumpiness. We prove an exact irrelevance proposition which provides sufficient conditions on preferences, technology, and the fixed cost distribution such that any positive upper...

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Business Cycles in the Equilibrium Model of Labor Market Search and Self-Insurance

Nakajima, Makoto - 2010

The author introduces risk-averse preferences, labor-leisure choice, capital, individual productivity shocks, and … supply. Third, the borrowing constraint or uninsured individual productivity shocks do not significantly affect the cyclical …

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Expansionary and contractionary technology improvements : conference paper

Balleer, Almut; Enders, Zeno - 2013 - Preliminary and incomplete

This paper examines the effects of expansionary technology shocks (shocks that increase labor productivity and factor … inputs) as opposed to contractionary technology shocks (shocks that increase labor productivity, but decrease factor inputs … productivity and production inputs. In addition, these shocks trigger different reactions of certain variables, which can help …

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International information flows, sentiments and cross-country business cycle fluctuations

Brzoza-Brzezina, Michał; Kotłowski, Jacek; … - 2020

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