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... response of nonresidential investment looks qualitatively similar to the response of total hours worked . In contrast , residential investment plus con- sumer durables purchases rises strongly on im- pact , then rises further with a lag ...
... response of nonresidential investment looks qualitatively similar to the response of total hours worked . In contrast , residential investment plus con- sumer durables purchases rises strongly on im- pact , then rises further with a lag ...
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... response from regression on current and 10 lags of technology -1.5 0 2 3 4 5 Years 6 7 8 9 10 2.5 Short - Run Impulse Responses for Nonresidential Investment ( 3 ) Allowing for serial correlation but no feedback ( 2 ) Benchmark VAR ...
... response from regression on current and 10 lags of technology -1.5 0 2 3 4 5 Years 6 7 8 9 10 2.5 Short - Run Impulse Responses for Nonresidential Investment ( 3 ) Allowing for serial correlation but no feedback ( 2 ) Benchmark VAR ...
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... response of the response variable to the policy shock . Thus , this problem arises in any context in which panel - specific trends are included as controls and where the response to the policy shock yields interesting unmodeled dynamics ...
... response of the response variable to the policy shock . Thus , this problem arises in any context in which panel - specific trends are included as controls and where the response to the policy shock yields interesting unmodeled dynamics ...
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