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Clearly , no small change in the structure of the model can change this counterfactual feature as long as the model is driven by technology shocks alone . The model is missing a source of underlying shocks that shift relative demands .
Clearly , no small change in the structure of the model can change this counterfactual feature as long as the model is driven by technology shocks alone . The model is missing a source of underlying shocks that shift relative demands .
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cratic income shocks , which constitute forecast 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 Skoufias ...
cratic income shocks , which constitute forecast 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 Skoufias ...
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negative income shocks exceeding 1,500 rupees in absolute value . While 30 percent of large farms and 14 percent of medium farms registered losses of this magnitude , only 2 percent of small farms did so . Though households are able to ...
negative income shocks exceeding 1,500 rupees in absolute value . While 30 percent of large farms and 14 percent of medium farms registered losses of this magnitude , only 2 percent of small farms did so . Though households are able to ...
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