The thesis shows that inflation can remain elevated because firms do not adjust prices immediately when conditions change. Their pricing decisions create inflation dynamics that can last long after the initial shock.
The thesis shows that inflation can remain elevated because firms do not adjust prices immediately when conditions change. Their pricing decisions create inflation dynamics that can last long after the initial shock.
Using detailed Swedish data, Chek finds that conclusions about automation's effects depend heavily on how automation is defined. Looking only at industrial robots may miss important effects from other technologies.
Using detailed Swedish data, Chek finds that conclusions about automation's effects depend heavily on how automation is defined. Looking only at industrial robots may miss important effects from other technologies.
The thesis shows that easier access to suppliers can boost productivity by helping firms find better and cheaper inputs. But these gains are not evenly distributed: the most productive firms tend to benefit the most, contributing to greater market concentration.
The thesis shows that easier access to suppliers can boost productivity by helping firms find better and cheaper inputs. But these gains are not evenly distributed: the most productive firms tend to benefit the most, contributing to greater market concentration.