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The "End-of-Expansion" Phenomenon in Short-Run Productivity Behavior

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Robert J. Gordon (Northwestern University)

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Volume (Year): 10 (1979)
Issue (Month): 1979-2 ()
Pages: 447-462
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Keywords: macroeconomics end-of-expansion short-run productivity

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