This thesis documents novel firm-level facts and shows their implication for aggregate phenomena. The first chapter documents an increase in returns to scale in production. It proposes a novel quantitative firm dynamics model with search frictions in the product market, where firms compete to build their demand, which shows that this transformation in firm-level production processes has sizeable implications for the aggregate economy. The second chapter shows that firm production processes are becoming more intangible intensive and that this capital is costly to accumulate. Using a quantitative firm dynamics model shows that this shift toward intangible capital can explain an important part of the decline in labor share and alloc...
Abstract This paper quantifies the "granular" hypothesis in a firm dynamics framework. To ...
This dissertation studies firm behavior in the context of macroeconomics. Although firms are a key b...
This dissertation focuses on the macroeconomic implications of firms’ behavior. How do capital and l...
In this thesis, I show that macroeconomic models which take into account firm- and industrylevel he...
The thesis investigates how firm entry and exit into industry influences macroeconomic productivity...
This dissertation consists of three essays that investigate the drivers of misallocation of resourc...
In this thesis I analyze 3 current empirical questions of interest in macroeconomics. The first conc...
In this thesis I analyze 3 current empirical questions of interest in macroeconomics. The first conc...
This thesis investigates different aspects of firm behavior. In the first chapter I study if the qu...
Aggregate productivity, fundamental cause of long-run economic growth, plays a crucial role in deter...
Aggregate productivity, fundamental cause of long-run economic growth, plays a crucial role in deter...
This dissertation examines three topics in macroeconomics. The first chapter studies the impact of ...
This dissertation studies the effects of firm debt and financing frictions on the macroeconomy. Chap...
This dissertation contributes towards the understanding of the macroeconomic effects of micro-level ...
This dissertation focuses on the macroeconomic implications of firms’ behavior. How do capital and l...
Abstract This paper quantifies the "granular" hypothesis in a firm dynamics framework. To ...
This dissertation studies firm behavior in the context of macroeconomics. Although firms are a key b...
This dissertation focuses on the macroeconomic implications of firms’ behavior. How do capital and l...
In this thesis, I show that macroeconomic models which take into account firm- and industrylevel he...
The thesis investigates how firm entry and exit into industry influences macroeconomic productivity...
This dissertation consists of three essays that investigate the drivers of misallocation of resourc...
In this thesis I analyze 3 current empirical questions of interest in macroeconomics. The first conc...
In this thesis I analyze 3 current empirical questions of interest in macroeconomics. The first conc...
This thesis investigates different aspects of firm behavior. In the first chapter I study if the qu...
Aggregate productivity, fundamental cause of long-run economic growth, plays a crucial role in deter...
Aggregate productivity, fundamental cause of long-run economic growth, plays a crucial role in deter...
This dissertation examines three topics in macroeconomics. The first chapter studies the impact of ...
This dissertation studies the effects of firm debt and financing frictions on the macroeconomy. Chap...
This dissertation contributes towards the understanding of the macroeconomic effects of micro-level ...
This dissertation focuses on the macroeconomic implications of firms’ behavior. How do capital and l...
Abstract This paper quantifies the "granular" hypothesis in a firm dynamics framework. To ...
This dissertation studies firm behavior in the context of macroeconomics. Although firms are a key b...
This dissertation focuses on the macroeconomic implications of firms’ behavior. How do capital and l...