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  34. Detecting Big Structural Breaks in Large Factor Models. (2013). Gonzalo, Jesus ; Dolado, Juan ; Chen, Liang.
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  36. The Comovement in Commodity Prices: Sources and Implications. (2013). Coibion, Olivier ; Alquist, Ron.
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