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Sergio Salgado
Sergio Salgado
Assistant Professor of Finance, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
Verified email at wharton.upenn.edu - Homepage
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Skewed Business Cycles
S Salgado, F Guvenen, N Bloom
Unpublished manuscript, 2015
141*2015
Technical Change and Entrepreneurship
S Salgado
752018
Heterogeneous passthrough from tfp to wages
M Chan, S Salgado, M Xu
Available at SSRN 3538503, 2023
472023
The great micro moderation
N Bloom, F Guvenen, L Pistaferri, J Sabelhaus, S Salgado, J Song
Working Paper, 2017
362017
Does the BIC Estimate and Forecast Better than the AIC?
CA Medel, SC Salgado
Economic Analysis Review 28 (1), 47-64, 2013
302013
Earnings Dynamics Its Intergenerational Transmission: Evidence from Norway
E Halvorsen, S Ozkan, S Sergio
232021
Why are the wealthiest so wealthy? A longitudinal empirical investigation
S Ozkan, J Hubmer, S Salgado, E Halvorsen
CESifo Working Paper, 2023
172023
On the dynamic effects of monetary policy with heterogeneous agents
PJ Kehoe, V Midrigan, E Pastorino, S Salgado
Unpublished manuscript. https://drive. google. com/file/d …, 2020
112020
Why Are the Wealthiest So Wealthy? New Longitudinal Empirical Evidence and Implications for Theories of Wealth Inequality
E Halvorsen, J Hubmer, S Ozkan, S Salgado
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Working Papers, 2024
52024
Wage setting and passthrough: The role of market power, production technology and adjustment costs
M Chan, E Mattana, S Salgado, M Xu
Production Technology and Adjustment Costs (August 17, 2023), 2023
52023
COVID-19: The skewness of the shock
S Salgado, N Guvenen, N Bloom
VoxEU. org 5, 2020
52020
Skewed business cycles [Working paper no. 26565]
S Salgado, F Guvenen, N Bloom
National Bureau of Economic Research.[Google Scholar], 2019
52019
Investment dynamics in a DSGE model with heterogeneous firms and corporate taxation
S Salgado
Documentos de Trabajo (Banco Central de Chile), 1, 2011
52011
Why are the wealthiest so wealthy? A longitudinal empirical investigation
E Halvorsen, J Hubmer, S Ozkan, S Salgado
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Working Papers, 2023
32023
Evaluating the Great Micro Moderation
S Salgado, N Bloom, F Guvenen, L Pistaferri, J Sabelhaus
Available at SSRN, 2023
12023
Comment on:“Occupational reallocation within and across firms: Implications for labor-market polarization” By T. Mukoyama, N. Takayama, and S. Tanaka
S Salgado
Journal of Monetary Economics, 103725, 2024
2024
Scalable versus Productive Technologies
J Hubmer, M Chan, S Ozkan, S Salgado, G Hong
PIER Working Paper Archive, 2024
2024
Are Minimum Wages and Income Taxes Complements or Substitutes in Addressing Rising Skill Premia?
S Dixit, S Salgado
Available at SSRN, 2024
2024
Scalable vs. Productive Technologies
S Salgado, S Ozkan, J Hubmer, G Hong, M Chan
Productive Technologies*(July 11, 2024), 2024
2024
Scalable vs. Productive Technologies
M Chan, G Hong, J Hubmer, S Ozkan, S Salgado
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Working Papers, 2024
2024
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