Markups’ cyclical behaviour: the role of demand and supply shocks
António Afonso, João Tovar Jalles
Abstract
António Afonso, João Tovar Jalles
Abstract
We assess how demand and supply shocks (identified via the Blanchard and Quah (1989) structural vector autoregression approach) in 14 OECD countries affect markups. We find that individual responses of markups to demand shocks push down the markup for most countries (confirmed in the panel analysis). On the other hand, a supply shock has a more mixed effect.
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We assess how demand and supply shocks (identified via the Blanchard and Quah (1989) structural vector autoregression approach) in 14 OECD countries affect markups. We find that individual responses of markups to demand shocks push down the markup for most countries (confirmed in the panel analysis). On the other hand, a supply shock has a more mixed effect.
Key concepts: Economics, Demand shock, Supply shock, Structural vector autoregression, Shock (circulatory), Vector autoregression, Supply and demand, Monetary economics