Persistence of Shocks and their Sources in a Multisectoral Model of UK Output Growth

Kevin C. Lee · M. Hashem Pesaran · Richard G. Pierse

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Kevin C. Lee, M. Hashem Pesaran, Richard G. Pierse; Persistence of Shocks and their Sources in a Multisectoral Model of UK Output Growth, The Economic Journal,

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