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In RDP 2008-08
  • Introduction
  • The Cyclical Component of GDP
  • A Small Open Economy DSGE Model
  • Estimating a SVAR Model
  • Sign-restricted VAR Results
  • Conclusion
  • Appendix A: Sign Restriction Algorithm
  • Appendix B: Supplementary Figures
  • References

RDP 2008-08: The Role of International Shocks in Australia's Business Cycle Appendix B: Supplementary Figures

Philip Liu

December 2008

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Figure B1: Structural Model – Impulse Response 
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Figure B1: Structural Model – Impulse Response 
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Figure B2: Structural Model – Impulse Response 
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Figure B2: Structural Model – Impulse Response 
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Figure B3: Sign-restricted VAR – Impulse Response 
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Figure B3: Sign-restricted VAR – Impulse Response 
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Figure B4: Sign-restricted VAR – Impulse Response 
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Figure B4: Sign-restricted VAR – Impulse Response 
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