[PDF] Top 20 Learning and judgment shocks in U S business cycles

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... Panel (b) of Figure 1 shows dynamic responses to one-standard deviation Home output level and volatility shocks, for recursive utility with risk aversion =40. A positive innovation to the Home output level raises ... See full document

... the cycles between the West African countries must not block the political decision for an enlarged monetary union since the latter favors the convergence of business ...of business cycles in ... See full document

... real shocks is their ability to predict US business cycle ...NBER business cycle dates against the contemporaneous and four lagged values of the TFP shocks (top panel) and MEI shocks ... See full document

... time-dependent shocks on the dynamic system cross regions and countries over ...periodic shocks in the total factor productivity of regions’ capital good sectors, the total factor productivities of the ... See full document

... tradable goods to the non-tradable goods, which will cause speculation, an increase in prices and housing returns (Apergis & Rezitis, 2003). Increasing liquidity id one of the main reasons of Iran's housing price ... See full document

... where 𝜀 , 𝑖 = 1, . . . , 𝑇 are i.i.d random variables, 𝜎 is the conditional variance given past information, 𝜔 , 𝛽 , 𝛼 > 0 and 𝛼 + 𝛽 < 1 assuring 𝜎 > 0 . 𝑧 is the standardized residual. α parameter illustrates ... See full document

... the business cycle behaviour of aggregate euro area macro variables such as output, inflation and interest rates has been very similar to that observed in the United States, another large currency ...policy ... See full document

... were business cycles and the output costs associated with the currency crisis (currency crisis ...productivity shocks (which accounted for approximately one-third of the overall output decline), ... See full document

... asynchronous business cycles, since regions may specialize in industries in which they have a comparative advantage, see also Krugman ...synchronous business cycles since common demand ... See full document

... non-fundamental shocks. The impact of these shocks are quanti…ed through a calibration exercise using the 1982 adoption of a nom- inal interest rate targeting rule by the US as a natural experiment (see ... See full document

... weather shocks play a non-trivial role in driving the business cycles of New ...weather-driven business cycles strikingly improves the statistical performance of the ...of ... See full document

... productivity shocks in the ...seven business cycles, versus the one-and-a-half to two business cycles in the time span critiqued by Garcia-Cicco et ...productivity shocks to ... See full document

... demand shocks, from our baseline model, on historical EA and US capacity utilization ...exogenous shocks to the EA and US commodity-specific demand shifter still explain about half of the commodity price ... See full document

... Then in Table 5, we check the sub-sectors of industry. We find that an unexpected decrease in the interest rate by 100 bps during contractionary times supports the quarterly growth rate by 8.1% for aggregate industry and ... See full document

... somewhere between the culture and its description the issue of US involvement in Vietnam is becoming lost amidst a lot of talk about its "significance" and "meaning", even as a wider sen[r] ... See full document

... “Business cycles are a type of fluctuation found in the aggregate economic activity of nations that organize their work mainly in business enterprises: a cycle consists of expansions occurring at ... See full document

... of shocks in the model will have …rst-order e¤ects on welfare numbers and con- sequently on policy ...structural" shocks, which are not derived from easily interpretable primitives and therefore may ... See full document

... causing business cycles is really wide: from climate, over- investment, monetary, underconsumption to psychological ...explaining business cycles emergence ... See full document

... They consider ARM A or ARIM A processes in order to characterize business cycles. The second class, which is dominated by authors such as Harvey (1985), Watson (1986) or Clark (1987), utilizes linear ... See full document