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Great Depression, Germany, growth model, real wages, productivity, fiscal policy
inequality, institutions, labor markets, skills, technological change
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Inequality, institutions, labor market, skills, technological change
unemployment exit rates, duration dependence, unobserved heterogeneity
neoclassical growth model, transition dynamics, industrialization, price of capital, South Korea
labor market, wage inequality, search frictions, job search
Monetary policy, Markov-perfect, determinacy, interest rate rules, money supply rules
monetary policy, Markov-perfect, determinacy, interest rate rules, money supply rules
Real Business Cycles, Multi-Sector Growth Model, Co-Movement
inflation, nominal rigidities, New Keynesian Phillips Curve
Vintage capital, wage inequality, unemployment, labour share, vacancy heterogeneity
Mean-min ratio, search, wage dispersion
home production, time allocation, labor supply
Interest Rate Volatility, Real Business Cycle Models, Real Interest Rate, Monetary Policy, Habit Formation, Time to Plan, Time to Build, Capital Adjustment Costs
productivity, employment, inventory investment, sticky prices
monetary policy, sticky prices, optimal time-constraint policy, asymmetric incomplete information
Learning-by-doing, R&D, growth, scale effects
embodied technical change, vintage capital, search, labor market policies, unemployment
Creative destruction, inequality, technical change, unemployment, upgrading
Inventories, Business Cycles, Search, Matching
house prices, owner occupied housing, collateral constraints
Labor Force Participation Rate, Unemployment Rate, Demographic Composition, Age Effects, Cohort Effects, Educational Attainment
Labor Force Participation Rate, Unemployment Rate, Demographic Composition, Age Effects, Cohort Effects, Educational Attainment.
creative destruction, inequality, technical change, unemployment, upgrading
economic fluctuations, equilibrium model, consumption
Labor market, utilization, nonemployment index
trend growth, multi-sector model, production linkages
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