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CREATED:20240619T050842
SUMMARY:Lunch Seminar; Salome Baslandze - FED Atlanta
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:\n\nSupply Chain Disruptions, Pass-Through, and Firm Heterogeneity\n\n\nAbs
 tract:\nWe study the firm-level pass-through of the supply chain shocks to 
 consumer prices and the role of market structure using the model and a newl
 y constructed dataset that integrates high-frequency, firm- and product-lev
 el data from U.S. imports and consumer panel. We leverage unique Bill of La
 ding data, which provides transaction-level details about trade relationshi
 ps, and consumer panel data from Numerator, which offers product-level pric
 e and sales information. Using the shift-share IV strategy, we find a sizab
 le pass-through elasticity of delivery delays to consumer prices, especiall
 y if delays in import schedules are more protracted. Not all firms pass thr
 ough shocks to prices the same way. Larger firms and those with higher mark
 et shares in their respective product categories show larger pass-through e
 lasticities. To study the importance of supply chain shocks, firm pass-thro
 ugh, and the role of market structure in the recent pandemic episode, we de
 velop a model where supply chain managers choose and manage supply chains, 
 face competition, finite production capacity, and stochastic delivery delay
 s along the supply chain.\n
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