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... shocks alone . The key element missing from this ( and previous ) models is a source of nation - specific shocks that shift demands . This leads us to consider the effects of small taste shocks . IV . Taste and Technology Shocks We add ...
... shocks alone . The key element missing from this ( and previous ) models is a source of nation - specific shocks that shift demands . This leads us to consider the effects of small taste shocks . IV . Taste and Technology Shocks We add ...
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... shocks . Finally , taste shocks raise the standard deviation of the trade balance by a factor of five , bringing its value much closer to the cross - country average . Taste shocks also reduce the correlation between consumption of ...
... shocks . Finally , taste shocks raise the standard deviation of the trade balance by a factor of five , bringing its value much closer to the cross - country average . Taste shocks also reduce the correlation between consumption of ...
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cratic income shocks , which constitute fore- cast errors in expectations , are unlikely to be available . Several measures of idiosyncratic shocks have been used in the literature ( Rosenzweig , 1988 ; Hanan Jacoby and Emmanuel ...
cratic income shocks , which constitute fore- cast errors in expectations , are unlikely to be available . Several measures of idiosyncratic shocks have been used in the literature ( Rosenzweig , 1988 ; Hanan Jacoby and Emmanuel ...
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