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shock on their firms. We find that the managers expect the shock to have very different effects on their firms: the cross … and CFOs of a representative sample of firms with a hypothetical vignette in which the oil price rises exogenously above … managers' baseline expectations. The managers then estimate the short- and medium-term cost, price, and output effects of the …
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We employ a structural VAR model with global and US variables to study the relevance and transmission of oil, food commodities, and industrial input price shocks. We show that commodities are not all alike. Industrial input price changes are almost entirely endogenous responses to other shocks....
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expectations for corporate decisions. Exploiting information on firms' investment and labor reactions to the COVID-19 crisis, I do …Based on a new survey question in a large and representative panel of German firms, this paper introduces a novel … expectations and document a strong negative relationship. However, the link is much weaker in bad times, since uncertainty is then …
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expectations for corporate decisions. Exploiting information on firms' investment and labor reactions to the COVID-19 crisis, I do …Based on a new survey question in a large and representative panel of German firms, this paper introduces a novel … expectations and document a strong negative relationship. However, the link is much weaker in bad times, since uncertainty is then …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012487869
-level forecasts or household expectations. As an application, we employ a panel of Greek manufacturing firms and quantify firms … balance sheets. The method can be applied to a wide range of panel datasets, including qualitative surveys on firm …
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particular violation of the Full Information Rational Expectations hypothesis that requires explanation. In contrast, minor … explains our empirical results. Firms optimally limit their degree of attention to information when operating in market …
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particular violation of the Full Information Rational Expectations hypothesis that requires explanation. In contrast, minor … explains our empirical results. Firms optimally limit their degree of attention to information when operating in market …
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-level forecasts or household expectations. As an application, we employ a panel of Greek manufacturing firms and quantify firms … balance sheets. The method can be applied to a wide range of panel datasets, including qualitative surveys on firm …
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countries react to oil price shocks come from the source of the shock rather than by the group which the countries belong to …
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response of output growth and capital to a positive US interest rate shock is negative and significant in EMs. Our results are …
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