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|a Hoffmaister, Willy.
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|a Cyclical Behavior of Inventories and Growth Projections Recent Evidence From Europe and the United States /
|c Willy Hoffmaister, Jens Clausen.
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|a In the United States and a few European countries, inventory behavior is mainly the outcome of demand shocks: a standard buffer-stock model best characterizes these economies. But most European countries are described by a modified buffer-stock model where supply shocks dominate. In contrast to the United States, inventories boost growth with a one-year lag in Europe. Moreover, inventories provide limited information to improve growth forecasts particularly when a modified buffer-stock model characterizes inventory behavior.
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|a Clausen, Jens.
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|a IMF Working Papers; Working Paper ;
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