A structural factor-augmented VAR model is used to evaluate the role of \u2018news shocks\u2019 in generating the business cycle. We find that existing small-scale VAR models are affected by \u2018non-fundamentalness\u2019 and therefore fail to recover the correct shock and impulse response functions; news shocks have a smaller role in explaining the business cycle than previously found in the literature; their effects are essentially in line with what predicted by standard theories and a substantial fraction of business cycle fluctuations are explained by shocks unrelated to technology
We study the Beaudry and Portier (2006)-hypothesis of delayed-technology diffusion and news-driven b...
Recent empirical literature delivered, based on different structural VAR approaches, controversial ...
The contribution of the present paper is twofold. First, we show that in a situation where agents ca...
A structural factor-augmented VAR model is used to evaluate the role of ‘news shocks’ in generating ...
A structural Factor-Augmented VAR model is used to evaluate the role of ``news'' shocks in generatin...
This paper uses a structural, large dimensional factor model to evaluate the role of ‘news’ shocks (...
This paper uses a structural, large dimensional factor model to evaluate the role of ‘news’ shocks (...
We investigate the role of "noise" shocks as a source of business cycle fluctuations. To do so we se...
News shocks are shocks that are useful for predicting future fundamentals but do not affect current ...
News shocks about future productivity can be correctly inferred from a conventional VAR model only i...
The hypothesis that business cycles are driven by changes in expectations about future fundamentals ...
Economic theory typically assumes the existence of few unobserved unpredictable stochastic disturban...
This paper explores empirically the role of noisy information in cyclical developments and aims at s...
An important disconnect in the news driven view of the business cycle formalized by Beaudry and Port...
This paper proposes an empirical evidence regarding the news-driven business cycles hypothesis by us...
We study the Beaudry and Portier (2006)-hypothesis of delayed-technology diffusion and news-driven b...
Recent empirical literature delivered, based on different structural VAR approaches, controversial ...
The contribution of the present paper is twofold. First, we show that in a situation where agents ca...
A structural factor-augmented VAR model is used to evaluate the role of ‘news shocks’ in generating ...
A structural Factor-Augmented VAR model is used to evaluate the role of ``news'' shocks in generatin...
This paper uses a structural, large dimensional factor model to evaluate the role of ‘news’ shocks (...
This paper uses a structural, large dimensional factor model to evaluate the role of ‘news’ shocks (...
We investigate the role of "noise" shocks as a source of business cycle fluctuations. To do so we se...
News shocks are shocks that are useful for predicting future fundamentals but do not affect current ...
News shocks about future productivity can be correctly inferred from a conventional VAR model only i...
The hypothesis that business cycles are driven by changes in expectations about future fundamentals ...
Economic theory typically assumes the existence of few unobserved unpredictable stochastic disturban...
This paper explores empirically the role of noisy information in cyclical developments and aims at s...
An important disconnect in the news driven view of the business cycle formalized by Beaudry and Port...
This paper proposes an empirical evidence regarding the news-driven business cycles hypothesis by us...
We study the Beaudry and Portier (2006)-hypothesis of delayed-technology diffusion and news-driven b...
Recent empirical literature delivered, based on different structural VAR approaches, controversial ...
The contribution of the present paper is twofold. First, we show that in a situation where agents ca...