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The Less Volatile U.S. Economy : A Bayesian Investigation of Timing, Breadth and Potential Explanations

Kim, Chang-jin; Nelson, Charles R.; Piger, Jeremy Max - 2003

Using Bayesian tests for a structural break at an unknown break date, we search for a volatility reduction within the post-war sample for the growth rates of U.S. aggregate and disaggregate real GDP. We find that the growth rate of aggregate real GDP has been less volatile since the early...

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