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Technology, demand, and productivity: What an industry model tells us about business cycles
Zuzana Molnárová, Michael Reiter
Economics
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Business Cycles
100%
Demand Shocks
100%
Technology Shocks
100%
Measured Productivity
100%
Technology Demand
100%
Industry Model
100%
Shock
66%
Factor Efficiency
33%
Shock Structure
33%
Network Structure
33%
Endogenous Factors
33%
Zero Variance
33%
Disaggregated Data
33%
Simulated Method of Moments
33%
Business Cycle Fluctuations
33%
Aggregate Fluctuations
33%
Industry Level
33%
Exogenous Shocks
33%
Aggregate Demand
33%
New Keynesian DSGE Model
33%
Industry Data
33%
Industry-specific
33%
Great Moderation
33%
Input-output Network
33%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Industry
100%
Business Cycle
100%
Aggregate Demand
16%
Shock
16%
DSGE Model
16%