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... standard Taylor rule : the long - run reaction on inflation and the output gap are described by a Normal distribution with mean 1.5 and 0.125 ( 0.5 divided by 4 ) and standard errors 0.125 and 0.05 , respectively . The persistence of ...
... standard Taylor rule : the long - run reaction on inflation and the output gap are described by a Normal distribution with mean 1.5 and 0.125 ( 0.5 divided by 4 ) and standard errors 0.125 and 0.05 , respectively . The persistence of ...
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... standard deviations over the indicated sample ; " model " refers to the standard deviations generated by the DSGE model estimated over the indicated sample . The counterfactual standard deviations for the period 1984 : 1-2004 : 4 refer ...
... standard deviations over the indicated sample ; " model " refers to the standard deviations generated by the DSGE model estimated over the indicated sample . The counterfactual standard deviations for the period 1984 : 1-2004 : 4 refer ...
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... standard error ) . This is consistent with a negative correla- tion of input shocks and output as , for example , if large maintenance expenditures are associated with outages at the plant . With the strong link between output and ...
... standard error ) . This is consistent with a negative correla- tion of input shocks and output as , for example , if large maintenance expenditures are associated with outages at the plant . With the strong link between output and ...
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