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CREATED:20240619T050842
SUMMARY:Lunch Seminar; Salome Baslandze - FED Atlanta
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:<p><em><strong>Supply Chain Disruptions, Pass-Through, and Firm Heterogenei
 ty</strong></em></p><p>Abstract:</p><p style="text-align: justify;">We stud
 y the firm-level pass-through of the supply chain shocks to consumer prices
  and the role of market structure using the model and a newly constructed d
 ataset that integrates high-frequency, firm- and product-level data from U.
 S. imports and consumer panel. We leverage unique Bill of Lading data, whic
 h provides transaction-level details about trade relationships, and consume
 r panel data from Numerator, which offers product-level price and sales inf
 ormation. Using the shift-share IV strategy, we find a sizable pass-through
  elasticity of delivery delays to consumer prices, especially if delays in 
 import schedules are more protracted. Not all firms pass through shocks to 
 prices the same way. Larger firms and those with higher market shares in th
 eir respective product categories show larger pass-through elasticities. To
  study the importance of supply chain shocks, firm pass-through, and the ro
 le of market structure in the recent pandemic episode, we develop a model w
 here supply chain managers choose and manage supply chains, face competitio
 n, finite production capacity, and stochastic delivery delays along the sup
 ply chain.</p>
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