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Per KrusellProfessor, Institute for International Economic Studies, Stockholm UniversityVerified email at iies.su.se
Giovanni L. ViolanteTheodore A. Wells '29 Professor of Economics, Princeton UniversityVerified email at princeton.edu
Marianna KudlyakFederal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, Hoover Institution at Stanford University, IZA, CEPRVerified email at sf.frb.org
Pierre Daniel SARTEFederal Reserve Bank of RichmondVerified email at rich.frb.org
Jonas D.M. FisherFederal Reserve Bank of ChicagoVerified email at frbchi.org
Yongsung ChangSeoul National UniversityVerified email at snu.ac.kr
Michael DotseyVice President, Federal Reserve Bank of PhiladelphiaVerified email at phil.frb.org
Alexander L WolmanEconomist, Federal Reserve Bank of RichmondVerified email at rich.frb.org
Mark WatsonDepartment of Economics, Princeton UniversityVerified email at princeton.edu
Andrew FoersterFederal Reserve Bank of San FranciscoVerified email at sf.frb.org
Fabian LangeMcGill University, Department of EconomicsVerified email at mcgill.ca
Thomas A. LubikSenior Advisor, Research Department, Federal Reserve Bank of RichmondVerified email at rich.frb.org
Harald UhligDepartment of Economics, University of ChicagoVerified email at uchicago.edu
Marios KarabarbounisFederal Reserve Bank of RichmondVerified email at rich.frb.org
André KurmannSchool of Economics, Drexel UniversityVerified email at drexel.edu
Etienne LaléYork University (Canada)Verified email at yorku.ca

Andreas Hornstein

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Frictional wage dispersion in search models: A quantitative assessment A Hornstein, P Krusell, GL Violante American Economic Review 101 (7), 2873-2898, 2011	508	2011
Can technology improvements cause productivity slowdowns? A Hornstein, P Krusell NBER Macroeconomics annual 11, 209-259, 1996	355	1996
The effects of technical change on labor market inequalities A Hornstein, P Krusell, GL Violante Handbook of economic growth 1, 1275-1370, 2005	348	2005
Monopolistic competition, increasing returns to scale, and the importance of productivity shocks A Hornstein Journal of Monetary Economics 31 (3), 299-316, 1993	226	1993
Unemployment and vacancy fluctuations in the matching model: Inspecting the mechanism A Hornstein, P Krusell, GL Violante FRB Richmond Economic Quarterly 91 (3), 19-51, 2005	208	2005
Intermediate inputs and sectoral comovement in the business cycle A Hornstein, J Praschnik Journal of Monetary Economics 40 (3), 573-595, 1997	178	1997
Technology—policy interaction in frictional labour-markets A Hornstein, P Krusell, GL Violante The Review of Economic Studies 74 (4), 1089-1124, 2007	137	2007
The Role of Real Wages, Productivity, and Fiscal Policy in Germany's Great Depression 1928-37 J Fisher, A Hornstein National Bureau of Economic Research, 2004	89	2004
The firm and the plant in general equilibrium theory A Hornstein, EC Prescott General equilibrium, growth, and trade, 393-410, 1993	86	1993
The business cycle and industry comovement A Hornstein FRB Richmond Economic Quarterly 86 (1), 27-48, 2000	84	2000
Inventory investment and the business cycle A Hornstein FRB Richmond Economic Quarterly 84 (2), 49-71, 1998	71	1998
Measuring resource utilization in the labor market A Hornstein, M Kudlyak, F Lange FRB Economic Quarterly 100 (1), 1-21, 2014	70	2014
Should a monetary policymaker look at money? M Dotsey, A Hornstein Journal of Monetary Economics 50 (3), 547-579, 2003	66	2003
Accounting for unemployment: the long and short of it A Hornstein FRB Richmond Working Paper, 2012	61	2012
Trend inflation, firm-specific capital, and sticky prices A Hornstein, AL Wolman FRB Richmond Economic Quarterly 91 (4), 57-83, 2005	59	2005
On the employment effects of productivity shocks: The role of inventories, demand elasticity, and sticky prices Y Chang, A Hornstein, PD Sarte Journal of Monetary Economics 56 (3), 328-343, 2009	57	2009
Aggregate implications of changing sectoral trends AT Foerster, A Hornstein, PDG Sarte, MW Watson Journal of Political Economy 130 (12), 3286-3333, 2022	56	2022
Can a matching model explain the long-run increase in Canada's unemployment rate? A Hornstein, M Yuan Canadian Journal of Economics, 878-905, 1999	52*	1999
(S, s) Inventory Policies in General Equilibrium JDM Fisher, A Hornstein The Review of Economic Studies 67 (1), 117-145, 2000	49	2000
Growth accounting with technological revolutions A Hornstein FRB Richmond Economic Quarterly 85 (3), 1-22, 1999	48	1999

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