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Post-war business cycle fluctuations of output and inflation are remarkably persistent. Many recent sticky-price models, however, grossly underpredict this persistence. We assess whether adding inventories to a standard sticky-price model raises the persistence of output and inflation. For this...
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This paper shows that differences between the predictions of an international real business cycle model with complete markets and the predictions of a model where agents can trade only risk-free bonds depend heavily on three parameters: discount factor, and degrees of persistence and spillovers...
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Two-country single-good real business cycle models predict that the cross-country correlation of output is smaller than the cross-country correlations of consumption and productivity, in contrast to the evidence in historical samples. The objective of this paper is to reproduce the observed...
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