Keyphrases
U.S. Agriculture
100%
Directed Innovation
100%
Macroeconomic Expectations
100%
Credit Expansion
100%
Nonlinear Pricing
100%
Economic Activity
100%
Financial Market Activities
100%
Financial Economics
100%
Multipart Tariffs
100%
Underutilization
100%
Climate Damages
100%
Managing Expectations
100%
Credit Growth
100%
Unemployment
100%
Buyers
100%
Friction
100%
Extreme Temperature
100%
Liquidity Trap
83%
Crop-specific
66%
Economic Damage
66%
Optimal Pricing
50%
Policy Impact
50%
Subscription
50%
Policy Instruments
50%
Usage-based
50%
Central Bank
50%
Rational Expectations
50%
Financial Accelerator
50%
Seller
50%
Advance Warning
50%
Structural VAR
50%
Depth of Knowledge
50%
Generation Effect
50%
Data Networks
50%
General Equilibrium
50%
Crisis Forecast
50%
Pricing Scheme
50%
Credit Level
50%
Output Level
50%
Interest Rates
50%
Financial Deepening
50%
Financial Distress
50%
Marginal Price
50%
Producer Welfare
50%
Free Trial
50%
Good for
50%
Digital Goods
50%
Credit Spreads
50%
Free Product
50%
Free Disposal
50%
Product-free
50%
Consumer Welfare
50%
U.S. Data
50%
Shock
50%
Bust
50%
Reduced Form
50%
Keynesian Cross
50%
Expansion Shocks
50%
General Equilibrium Effects
50%
Monthly Frequency
50%
Monetary Policy Response
50%
Frequency-variable
50%
Network Effects
50%
Distorted Beliefs
50%
Policy Communication
50%
Heteroscedasticity
50%
Output Growth
50%
Climatic Conditions
33%
Induced Innovation
33%
Agricultural Land Values
33%
Climate Change Potential
33%
Technological Response
33%
Variety Release
33%
Local Economy
33%
Endogenous Technological Change
33%
Price Setting
33%
Consideration Set
33%
Agricultural Technology
33%
Mid-twentieth Century
33%
Monotone Comparative Statics
33%
Business Cycle Model
33%
U.S. Counties
33%
Monetary Cycle
33%
Endogenous Stress
33%
Response to Climate Change
33%
Equilibrium Predictions
33%
Substitutability
33%
New Variety
33%
Cost Control
33%
Action Games
33%
Adaptation to Climate Change
33%
Potential Loss
33%
Climate Trends
33%
Climate Change
33%
Environmental Adaptation
33%
Robust Equilibrium
33%
Cognitive Constraints
33%
Economic Impact
33%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Yield Curve
100%
Monetary Policy
100%
Monetary Business Cycle Model
100%
Macroeconomics
100%
Financial Market
100%
Price Discrimination
100%
Agricultural Technology
100%
General Equilibrium
100%
Liquidity Preference
50%
Monetary Transmission
50%
Consumer Surplus
50%
Central Bank
50%
Pricing
50%
Digital Goods
50%
Rational Expectation
50%
Network Economics
50%
Welfare
50%
