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... consumption pose a problem for two - coun- try neoclassical models which assume that financial markets are well integrated . In many such models ( with complete markets . and without distortions ) , consumption is perfectly ( or nearly ...
... consumption pose a problem for two - coun- try neoclassical models which assume that financial markets are well integrated . In many such models ( with complete markets . and without distortions ) , consumption is perfectly ( or nearly ...
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... Consumption 1.60 ( 0.89 , 2.31 ) 1.54 1.64 Standard deviation , traded - good sector : Output 3.45 ( 2.38 , 4.52 ) 3.21 3.22 Labor 2.17 ( 1.34 , 3.00 ) 1.78 1.82 Investment 7.02 ( 5.26 , 8.78 ) 9.22 9.47 Consumption 1.77 ( 0.99 , 2.54 ) ...
... Consumption 1.60 ( 0.89 , 2.31 ) 1.54 1.64 Standard deviation , traded - good sector : Output 3.45 ( 2.38 , 4.52 ) 3.21 3.22 Labor 2.17 ( 1.34 , 3.00 ) 1.78 1.82 Investment 7.02 ( 5.26 , 8.78 ) 9.22 9.47 Consumption 1.77 ( 0.99 , 2.54 ) ...
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... consumption . ) The intuition for the high correlation be- tween consumption of traded goods in the two countries is straightforward . The model would imply perfect correlation between traded - good consumption across countries except ...
... consumption . ) The intuition for the high correlation be- tween consumption of traded goods in the two countries is straightforward . The model would imply perfect correlation between traded - good consumption across countries except ...
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