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significantly slowed down output growth between 2010 and 2015. A partial-equilibrium aggregation exercise suggests output would be …
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significantly slowed down output growth between 2010 and 2015. A partial-equilibrium aggregation exercise suggests output would be …
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Schumpeter (1939) proposes that recessions have virtue in promoting growth-enhancing activities. However, this view is …
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proportionally during upturns; (iv) average R&D investment and productivity growth are more negatively correlated with sales …
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The economic literature started to recognize the heterogeneity characterizing the nature of different technologies, introducing the concept of General Purpose Technologies. In this paper, we offer a new view of General Purpose Technologies, building on the historical as well as on the recent...
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The economic literature started to recognize the heterogeneity characterizing the nature of different technologies, introducing the concept of General Purpose Technologies. In this paper, we offer a "new view of General Purpose Technologies", building on the historical as well as on the recent...
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We extend the basic RBC model to allow for biased technical changes. One broad definition of biased technical changes is changes that directly affect factor elasticities. Given the link between changes in factor elasticities and factor shares, observed fluctuations in US labor's share are...
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This paper looks at the linkages between growth and business cycles by bringing together two strands of literature. We … incorporate a quality ladders engine of growth into an otherwise standard real business cycle model. Our fundamental question is …
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