International evidence on the persistence of economic fluctuations
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Campbell, 1987, Are output fluctuations transitory?, Quarterly Journal of Economics, 102, 857, 10.2307/1884285
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Kormendi, 1987
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Priestley, 1982
Romer, 1986, The prewar business cycle reconsidered: New estimates of gross national product, 1869–1918
Schwert, 1987
Stock, 1987, Testing for common trends
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