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... f
(x)
˙
xdt. (2 .45 )
The integral (2 .43 ) has differential form
dz(t)=y(t) dW(t)+dA(t), (2 .46 )
and it is natural to formulate a stochastic version of the “chain rule”
relationships in (2 .45 ), used in ... process with differential as in (2 .46 ), then
df(z(t)) = f
(z(t))y(t) dW(t)+ f
(z(t)) dA(t)+
1
2
f
(z(t))(y(t))
2
dt.
(2 .47 )
Comparing (2 .46 –2 .47 ) with (2 .45 ), note that...
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... 1990s,” Centre for Economic Performance Dis-
cussion Paper 502; forthcoming in P. Aghion, R. Frydman, J. Stiglitz, and M. Woodford (eds.),
Knowledge, Information and Expectations in Modern Macroeconomics: ... Bargains and Cycles,” Review of Economic Studies, 54,
47 3 48 3.
(19 94) “Search Unemployment and On-the-Job Search,” Rev iew of Economic Studies, 61,
45 7 47 5.
(2000) Equilibrium...
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... Unlimited optimal accumulation 141
4. 3 Decentralized Production and Investment Decisions 144
4. 3.1 Optimal growth 147
4. 4 Measurement of “Progress”: The Solow Residual 148
4. 5 Endogenous Growth and ... Growth 132
4. 1.1 Balanced growth 1 34
4.1.2 Unlimited accumulation 136
4. 2 Dynamic Optimization 138
4. 2.1 Economic interpretation and optimal growth 139
4. 2.2 Steady state an...
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... form, with Î =0 .44 , is a fairly good statistical description of the
(aggregate) income dynamics for the USA, as shown by Campbell and Deaton (1989) using quarterly
data for the period 1953– 84.
¹² ... specified,
the information set used to form expectations of future incomes and to derive
innovations is limited to past income values only. If agents form their expecta-
tions using additi...
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... the static models studied in introductory microeconomic
courses. As to investment costs, a formal treatment of the problem needs to
2
Dynamic Models of
Investment
Macroeconomic IS–LM models assign ... Incomplete Information, and Aggregate Consump-
tion,” Econometrica, 63, 805– 840 .
Romer, D. (2001) Advanced Macroeconomics, 2nd edn, New York: McGraw-Hill.
Sargent, T. J. (1987) Dynam...
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... E
t+1
[·]is
therefore based on a broader information set than that at E
t
[·].
³⁴ We could have adopted other conventions for the timing of the exogenous and endogenous stock
variables. For example, ... rate w.
3 .4. 1. DYNAMIC WAGE DIFFERENTIALS
As noted in the introduction to this chapter, it is certainly not very realistic to
assume that labor mobility is costless for workers. Ther...
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... H
∂c
=0, (4. 12)
−
∂ H
∂k
=
d
Î(t)e
−Òt
dt
, (4. 13)
lim
t→∞
Î(t)e
−Òt
k(t)=0. (4. 14)
4. 2.1. ECONOMIC INTERPRETATION AND OPTIMAL GROWTH
Equations (4. 12) and (4. 13) are the first-order conditions for ... condition (4. 14) . With equation (4. 20) for u(·), we get
Î(t)=u
(c(t))=(c(t))
−Û
.
Given that c(t) grows at a constant exponential rate, Ï(t)=Î(t)e
−Òt
has expo-
nential dynami...
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... and
capital. For intermediate values, however, growth can certainly be positive.
(We shall return to this issue in Section 4. 5.5.)
4. 5 .4. HUMAN CAPITAL
Retaining assumptions (4. 32) and (4. 31), one ... optimal growth paths of these
economies can be decentralized as in the models of Sections 4. 2.3 and 4. 5 .4.
The model of Rebelo allows for a distinction between investment good...
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... the labor market
than allocative shocks.
Exercise 51 Derive formally, using the system of equations formed by (5 .44 ),
(5 .45 ), and (5 .46 ), the e ffects on the steady-state levels of w, Ë,u,andv
of ... (5 .46 )
For a given value of Ë, the wage is independent of the unemployment rate.
The system can therefore be solved recursively for the endogenous variables
u, Ë,andw. Using the definit...
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... is
∂
∂l
F (k, l; ·)=· − ‚l.
When · = 4 and the firm is hiring, employment is the solution x of
4 − ‚x =1+
pF
1+r
;
therefore, with r = F =1andp =0.5, the solution is 11 /4 =2.75/‚.
When · = 2 and the ... 82
ARMA, 16
Taylor expansion, 118
transversality condition, 4, 53, 54, 59, 60, 62,
139, 143
user cost of capital, 61, 77
Wiener process, 82
2 54 ANSWERS TO EXERCISES
the economy needs a...
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