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... supply shocks are ...into structural unemployment, determining a supply-side ...the cycle turns are not competitive as they have been unemployed for too long, or because their skillset becomes ... See full document

... asymmetric shocks that may benefit the most from a monetary union, because as individuals across countries hold claims on each other’s productive assets, they can very easily benefit from a boom in another ... See full document

... of structural shocks to the cyclical variation of output, investment, consumption and so ...which shocks are thought to be the most important drivers of the business ... See full document

... business cycle fluctuations (Alexopoulos and Cohen (2009); Baker et ...both shocks in ...by measuring the dispersion of plant-level shocks to total factor productivity (TFP), whereas we use ... See full document

... business cycle models generally referred to as New-Keynesian or New Neoclassical Synthesis models have been developed (Goodfriend and King (1997), Rotemberg and Woodford (1997) and Clarida, Gali and Gertler ...of ... See full document

... of shocks across the ...a structural sectoral VAR (SecVAR) and estimate a series of bivariate models for productivity and ...business cycle model of Long and Plosser (1983), Horvath (1998, 2000), and ... See full document

... business cycle model with factor demand linkages to derive restrictions that allow us to understand how shocks in one sector can a¤ect productivity in other ...non-technology shocks in a ... See full document

... The three components of Pakistan’s real GDP have been shown in Figure-1. As expected, it has a positive long-run trend throughout the period. However, it may be noted that though trend GDP is increasing over time, its ... See full document

... technology shocks and employment using annual Iranian ...bivariate structural VAR model of productivity and working hours with two types of shocks—technology and non- technology—along with the ... See full document

... economic shocks, as well as of the presuppositions for the resilience formation enabled to distinguish the following main capabilities to ensure regional resilience to economic shocks: insight and ... See full document

... financial cycle on the transmission of monetary ...financial cycle on the transmission of monetary ...financial cycle derived from a framework that incorporates a set of theoretical and empirical ... See full document

... allows structural interpretation of deep parameters in a way that is less skeptical to Lucas critique (Lucas, ...exogenous shocks, which have potential power to propagate the key endogenous variables within ... See full document

... Therefore, developing policies for stabilizing macroeconomic fluctuations has been the subject of many empirical enquiries in both advanced and developing economies. A prerequisite for building the structural ... See full document

... The logic behind the MF theory is that exporters (importers) will be negatively (positively) affected by an unanticipated monetary contraction (expansion), but at the industrial level this issue seems to be more ... See full document

... This study analyses the relationship between ACP and AFCP by developing a Structural Vector Au- toregression (SVAR) model and applies it to Korea. The model developed in this study enables to test whether the  ... See full document

... Figures 1 and 2 represent the expected impact on the Brazilian economy of the shock described in Table 3 and the changes in structural coefficients described in Table 2. The impact of production in the most recent ... See full document

... oil shocks: the response from aggregate demand-side shocks is much greater than supply-side shocks originated by OPEC’s production ...supply shocks in several oil-importing and oil- exporting ... See full document

... external shocks (oil shocks, changes in the global economy and structural reforms) in economic fluctuations of two developing countries Korea and ...domestic shocks do not affect the economies ... See full document

... Earlier studies were more focused on the industrialised economies. However, greater consideration is given to transition economies, especially Asian economies, during the last few decades (see Ghosh & Rajan, 2007). ... See full document

... of measuring persistence, since in the I(d) framework, the higher the value of d is, the higher the level of association is between observations far apart in ...of shocks and the evolution of that ... See full document