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Testing the uncorrelatedness of aggregate supply and aggregate demand shocks in VAR models

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A simple test of exogeneity for recursively structured VAR models

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Structural identification of permanent shocks in VEC models : a generalization

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Weak exogeneity and long-run and contemporaneous identifying restrictions in VEC models

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Money and interest rate shocks : some international evidence

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Permanent income and transitory variation in investment and output

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Permanent income and transitory variation in investment and output

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Real exchange rates, trade balances and nominal shocks : evidence for the G-7

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Permanent Income and Transitory Variation in Investment and Output

Fisher, Lance A.; Huh, Hyeon-seung; Tallman, Ellis W. - 2014

The authors use the permanent income hypothesis as the framework to analyze a number of results from recent empirical macroeconomic research. First, they demonstrate that the "productivity" shock isolated in both the three and six variable models of King, Plosser, Stock, and Watson (1991)...

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