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... procyclical despite forces that tend to make it countercyclical . While other forces also account for the procyclicality of R & D , and some of these may even make moderately pro- cyclical R & D desirable , the implication is that ...
... procyclical despite forces that tend to make it countercyclical . While other forces also account for the procyclicality of R & D , and some of these may even make moderately pro- cyclical R & D desirable , the implication is that ...
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... procyclical . This suggests the bias toward procyclical R & D might not be able to account for the procyclicality of R & D by itself . I then argue that variable labor supply , which I have emphasized throughout as a potentially ...
... procyclical . This suggests the bias toward procyclical R & D might not be able to account for the procyclicality of R & D by itself . I then argue that variable labor supply , which I have emphasized throughout as a potentially ...
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... procyclical bias can account for procyclical R & D appears somewhat fragile : a slightly lower fixed cost , a slightly lower markup , or a slightly less persis- tent process all lead to countercyclical equilib- rium R & D . This does ...
... procyclical bias can account for procyclical R & D appears somewhat fragile : a slightly lower fixed cost , a slightly lower markup , or a slightly less persis- tent process all lead to countercyclical equilib- rium R & D . This does ...
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