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The top - left panel shows the change in production . Because prices are sticky in the short run , output imme- diately increases by exactly 1.00 percent . ( The simulations and the plots are based on a period of one - hundredth of a ...
The top - left panel shows the change in production . Because prices are sticky in the short run , output imme- diately increases by exactly 1.00 percent . ( The simulations and the plots are based on a period of one - hundredth of a ...
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Second , the intermediate goods are combined with capital to produce the final good . ... 0 Xjt The production of the final good is itself Cobb- Douglas in the composite good and capital , i.e. , X , units of composite good and K ...
Second , the intermediate goods are combined with capital to produce the final good . ... 0 Xjt The production of the final good is itself Cobb- Douglas in the composite good and capital , i.e. , X , units of composite good and K ...
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( a , ) ) are functions of the household state vector ( a , z , A ) . Linear homogeneity of F immediately implies that the firm's decision rule for employment , and hence its production of the intermediate good ...
( a , ) ) are functions of the household state vector ( a , z , A ) . Linear homogeneity of F immediately implies that the firm's decision rule for employment , and hence its production of the intermediate good ...
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