Title of article :
The relationship between inventory investment and total factor productivity growth: Cost shocks or demand shocks?
Author/Authors :
Carey، نويسنده , , Kevin ، نويسنده ,
Issue Information :
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 1996
Abstract :
The basic neoclassical growth model makes the counterfactual prediction that the consumption share of employment is countercyclical. When endogenous growth from a formal training sector is added to this model, the consumption share of employment becomes procyclical, owing to the additional margin of adjustment in the allocation of time.
Keywords :
Inventory investment , Technology shocks , Labor hoarding , Total factor productivity
Journal title :
Economics Letters
Journal title :
Economics Letters