国际货币基金组织：大宗商品繁荣、生产率与资源错配-来自智利行政数据的证据（英文版）

We study how commodity booms affect productivity using administrative microdata from Chile combining firm exports by product and destination,employer-employee records,and firm-to-firm production networks.Exploiting differential Chinese demand across Chilean commodity products,we measure firms’exposure to the boom and trace its effects on productivity and resource allocation.We find three mechanisms. First,more exposed firms experience larger revenue increases but no differential productivity