Indivisible labor and the business cycle
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This paper is part of my doctoral dissertation written while a student at the University of Minnesota. I have benefited from conversations with many people including Robert King, Thomas Sargent, Christopher Sims, Neil Wallace, Sumru Altug, Patrick Kehoe, Ramon Marimon, Ian Bain, and Rody Manuelli. I owe my greatest debt, however, to my advisor, Edward Prescott. I wish to also acknowledge the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis which has provided support for this research. All errors, of course, are mine.
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