In their seminal paper, Aguiar and Gopinath (2007) develop a dynamic general equilibrium model with permanent (trend) and transitory shocks and show on a 1980-2003 dataset for Canada and Mexico that the relative importance of permanent to transitory hocks distinguishes emerging markets from developed small open economies. I extend their framework over the period 1980-2012 and include Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina as benchmark emerging markets and Canada, Portugal, and Spain as their developed counterparts. In contrast with Aguiar and Gopinath, I find that big economic events, rather than particular market classications, determine the volatility of the output trend in any given country.
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In their seminal paper, Aguiar and Gopinath (2007) develop a dynamic general equilibrium model with permanent (trend) and transitory shocks and show on a 1980-2003 dataset for Canada and Mexico that the relative importance of permanent to transitory hocks distinguishes emerging markets from developed small open economies. I extend their framework over the period 1980-2012 and include Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina as benchmark emerging markets and Canada, Portugal, and Spain as their developed counterparts. In contrast with Aguiar and Gopinath, I find that big economic events, rather than particular market classications, determine the volatility of the output trend in any given country.
Victor is a young Russian economist working on various macroeconomic issues, in particular real business cycles and forecasting methods in economics. This manuscript was written during his visiting year at the Department of Economics, University of Minnesota
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