Are Firm-Level Idiosyncratic Shocks Important for U.S. Aggregate Volatility?

Keyphrases

• Large Firms 100%
• Firm-level 100%
• Aggregate Volatility 100%
• Firm Shocks 100%
• Idiosyncratic Shocks 100%
• Granular Hypothesis 66%
• Shock 33%
• Growth Rate 33%
• Negative Relationships 33%
• Granularity 33%
• Market Power 33%
• Demand Elasticity 33%
• US Firms 33%
• Fuller Distribution 33%
• Firm Size 33%
• Sales Growth 33%
• Small Firms 33%
• Administrative Data Sources 33%
• Empirical Regularity 33%
• Fat Tails 33%
• Price Elasticity 33%
• Power Channel 33%
• Macroeconomic Volatility 33%
• Productivity Shocks 33%
• Gibrat's Law 33%
• Firm Size Distribution 33%
• US Business Cycle 33%
• Aggregate Fluctuations 33%
• Firm Volatility 33%
• Trade Transactions 33%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Volatility 100%
• Large Firm 100%
• Macroeconomics 33%
• Business Cycle 33%
• Firm Size 33%
• Price Elasticity 33%
• Firm Size Distribution 33%