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Entry, Exit, Embodied Technology, and Business Cycles

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productivity growth, and the exit rate leads all three of these. A vintage capital model in which all technological progress is … operational, both output and productivity increase …

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Productivity dynamics and exports in the French forest product industry

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Firm Dynamics, Markup Variations, and the Business Cycle

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factor productivity (TFP). Based on this result, the paper suggests a simple structural decomposition of variations in TFP …

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Firm dynamics, markup variations, and the business cycle

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A model of entry, exit, and plant-level dynamics over the business cycle

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Entry, exit, embodied technology, and business cycles

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Firm dynamics and business cycle : what doesn't kill you makes you stronger?

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the market during bad times. Second, when we look at total factor productivity (TFP), we don't see a clear "cleansing …

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