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Sectoral Shocks, Learning, and Aggregate Fluctuations

We present a model in which sectoral shocks have aggregate consequences. The model relies on irreversible investment and imperfect information to slow the adjustment of expanding industries. We show that this gradual expansion is sub-optimal.

Andrew Caplin | John Leahy | Andrew Caplin | John Leahy

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