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СпутникиРНSpaceXРоскосмосNASAMartijn Boons, Anthony M. Diercks, Petra Sinagl, and Andrea Tamoni
We study how macroeconomic developments affect asset prices by analyzing the response of equity yields to a well-identified long-run growth shock. Using synthetic equity yield data from Giglio et al. (2024), we show that a positive long-run shock steepens the equity yield curve by increasing expected dividend growth while leaving discount rates largely unchanged. We examine how the investment driving this growth is financed and how yields respond across value and growth firms. Growth-firm yields respond more strongly than value-firm yields, reflecting larger changes in expected dividend growth. Ai et al. (2018)'s model, modified to separate cash dividends from total payout, best matches these responses relative to benchmark equity term structure models.
June 2026
The Response of Equity Yields to a Long-Run ShockMartijn Boons, Anthony M. Diercks, Petra Sinagl, and Andrea Tamoni
Abstract:
We study how macroeconomic developments affect asset prices by analyzing the response of equity yields to a well-identified long-run growth shock. Using synthetic equity yield data from Giglio et al. (2024), we show that a positive long-run shock steepens the equity yield curve by increasing expected dividend growth while leaving discount rates largely unchanged. We examine how the investment driving this growth is financed and how yields respond across value and growth firms. Growth-firm yields respond more strongly than value-firm yields, reflecting larger changes in expected dividend growth. Ai et al. (2018)'s model, modified to separate cash dividends from total payout, best matches these responses relative to benchmark equity term structure models.
Keywords: Equity term structure, TFP news shock, equity yields, dividend growth, discount rates, payout policy.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17016/FEDS.2026.044
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