This paper argues that factor demand linkages are crucial in the transmission of both sectoral and aggregate shocks. We show this using a panel of highly disaggregated manufacturing sectors together with sectoral structural VARs. When sectoral interactions are explicitly accounted for, a contemporaneous technology shock to all manufacturing sectors implies a positive response in both output and hours at the aggregate level. Otherwise, there is a negative correlation as in much of the existing literature. Furthermore, we find that technology shocks are important drivers of business cycles.Multisectors, Technology shocks, Business cycles, Long-run restrictions, Cross Sectional Dependence
In this paper, we study the relative importance of demand and technology shocks in generating busine...
This paper uses a structural, large dimensional factor model to evaluate the role of ‘news’ shocks (...
Price changes and output growth, both at the aggregate and the sectoral level, appear to be negative...
This paper argues that factor demand linkages are crucial in the trans-mission of both sectoral and ...
This paper argues that factor demand linkages can be important for the transmission of both sectoral...
This paper investigates the drivers of industry and aggregate fluctuations. We model the dynamics of...
This paper presents an empirically testable two-sector dynamic general equilibrium model for the Uni...
A major aim of recent empirical modelling of the business cycle isto identify the relative importanc...
A major aim of recent empirical modelling of the business cycle is to identify the relative importan...
This paper develops a method for analysing the dynamics of large cross-sections based on a factor an...
In this paper, we study the relative importance of demand and technology shocks in generating busine...
A major aim of recent empirical modelling of the business cycle is to identify the relative importan...
This dissertation is a contribution to the analysis of disaggregate and aggregate business cycles. T...
Real business cycle theory asserts that technological shocks are a major root cause of cyclical fluc...
Abstract. Shocks to the marginal e ¢ ciency of investment are the most important drivers of business...
In this paper, we study the relative importance of demand and technology shocks in generating busine...
This paper uses a structural, large dimensional factor model to evaluate the role of ‘news’ shocks (...
Price changes and output growth, both at the aggregate and the sectoral level, appear to be negative...
This paper argues that factor demand linkages are crucial in the trans-mission of both sectoral and ...
This paper argues that factor demand linkages can be important for the transmission of both sectoral...
This paper investigates the drivers of industry and aggregate fluctuations. We model the dynamics of...
This paper presents an empirically testable two-sector dynamic general equilibrium model for the Uni...
A major aim of recent empirical modelling of the business cycle isto identify the relative importanc...
A major aim of recent empirical modelling of the business cycle is to identify the relative importan...
This paper develops a method for analysing the dynamics of large cross-sections based on a factor an...
In this paper, we study the relative importance of demand and technology shocks in generating busine...
A major aim of recent empirical modelling of the business cycle is to identify the relative importan...
This dissertation is a contribution to the analysis of disaggregate and aggregate business cycles. T...
Real business cycle theory asserts that technological shocks are a major root cause of cyclical fluc...
Abstract. Shocks to the marginal e ¢ ciency of investment are the most important drivers of business...
In this paper, we study the relative importance of demand and technology shocks in generating busine...
This paper uses a structural, large dimensional factor model to evaluate the role of ‘news’ shocks (...
Price changes and output growth, both at the aggregate and the sectoral level, appear to be negative...