The Economic Impact of 9/11

Nicholas Bloom

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Abstract: Major events like the terrorist attacks on New York of 11 September 2001 generate large but typically short-lived bursts of uncertainty. New research by Nick Bloom explores the effects of such shocks on employment, investment and productivity - and how monetary policy-makers should decide on the ideal response.

Date: 2006-12
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