Working Papers and Data Sets
Capital Churning with Matthew D. Shapiro,
July 1998
(Note: This is the paper we originally submitted to the AER. The first half presents a theory showing how technology commitment and endogenous growth imply a high cost of business cycles. The second half analyzes the relationship between growth and volatility in U.S. time series data. The requested revision, which asked us to eliminate the theory and present cross-country evidence, is the paper published in 1995 under the title "Cross-Country Evidence on the Link between Volatility and Growth.")
Data Sets