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This paper introduces the original concept of 'innovation-driven contractions' to explain asset pricing puzzles, revealing new empirical facts about innovations limited immediate effect on capital and intensified anomalies under price stickiness. Its novel two-sector New-Keynesian model with sticky prices and recursive preferences offers compelling, significant insights for macroeconomics and quantitative finance.
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This paper introduces the original concept of 'innovation-driven contractions' to explain asset pricing puzzles, revealing new empirical facts about innovations limited immediate effect on capital and intensified anomalies under price stickiness. Its novel two-sector New-Keynesian model with sticky prices and recursive preferences offers compelling, significant insights for macroeconomics and quantitative finance.
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