Chapter 9The Labor Market in Real Business Cycle Theory*
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis Quarterly Review, Spring 1992, pp. 2-12.
The basic objective of the real business cycle research program is to use the neoclassical growth model to interpret observed patterns of fluctuations in overall economic activity. If we take a simple version of the model, calibrate it to be consistent with long-run growth facts, and subject it to random technology shocks calibrated to observed Solow residuals, the model displays short-run cyclical behavior ...
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