Models for dynamic macroeconomics phần 9 potx
... Blanchard and Diamond ( 198 9, 199 0), Davis and Haltiwanger ( 199 1, 199 2) and Davis, Haltiwanger, and Schuh ( 199 6), while Contini et al. ( 199 5) offer a comparative analysis for the European countries. ... the interest rate endogenous, and allows for growth of the labor force, two elements that are not considered in this chapter. Mortensen and Pissarides ( 199 9a, 199 9b)provide an u...
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... macroeconomic, and explicitly dynamic, modeling framework. Specifically, we discuss a simplified version of the dynamic IS–LM model of Blanchard ( 198 1), capturing the interactions between forward-looking prices ... general feature of dynamic optimization problems, namely the character of interaction between endogenous capital and exogenous forc- ing variables: the former depends on the w...
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... 1 89 5.3.2 The dynamics of unemployment 191 5.3.3 Job availability 192 5.3.4 Wage determination and the steady state 195 5.4 Dynamics 199 5.4.1 Market tightness 199 5.4.2 The steady state and dynamics ... paper by Ashford Colour Press Ltd, Gosport, Hampshire ISBN 97 8–0– 19 92 6682–1 (hbk.) ISBN 97 8–0– 19 92 2832–4 (pbk.) 1 098 7654321
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Models for dynamic macroeconomics phần 2 pot
... this 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 ( 198 9) using quarterly data for the period 195 3–84. ¹² ... stochastic processes, which holds whether or not income is stationary (Deaton, 199 2). For a given stochastic process for y of the form a(L)y t = Ï + b(L )ε t , where a(L )=a 0 +...
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Models for dynamic macroeconomics phần 3 ppsx
... Pagano ( 198 9, 199 4), Campbell and Mankiw ( 198 9, 199 1) and Attanasio ( 199 5, 199 9). Blanchard and Mankiw ( 198 8) stress the importance of the precautionary saving motive, and Caballero ( 199 0) solves ... found in Campbell ( 199 9). Dynamic programming methods with applications to economics can be found in Dixit ( 199 0), Sargent ( 198 7, ch. 1) and Stokey, Lucas, and Prescott ( 198...
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Models for dynamic macroeconomics phần 5 pptx
... Literature, 31, 1875– 191 1. Dixit, A. K. ( 199 0) Optimization in Economic Theory, Oxford: Oxford University Press. ( 199 3) The Art of Smooth Pasting,London:Harcourt. and R. S. Pindyck ( 199 4) Investment ... Journal of Labor Eco- nomics, 10, 3 89 411. ( 199 8) “Irreversible Investment ( 198 9),” Ricerche Economiche/Research in Economics, 52, 3–37. and R. J. Caballero ( 199 4) “Irreversibil...
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Models for dynamic macroeconomics phần 6 pdf
... Saint-Paul ( 199 5) Unemployment: Choices for Europe, London: CEPR. Bean, C. ( 199 4) “European Unemployment: A Survey,” Journal of Economic Literature, 32, 573–6 19. Bentolila, S., and G. Bertola ( 199 0) “Firing ... Europe. For economic and empirical analyses of the European unemployment problem from an international comparative perspective, see Bean ( 199 4), Alogoskoufis et al. ( 199...
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Models for dynamic macroeconomics phần 7 ppt
... Grossman and Helpman ( 199 1), Barro and Sala-i-Martin ( 199 5), and Aghion and Howitt ( 199 8). Models of endogenous growth were originally formulated in Romer ( 198 6, 199 0), Rebelo ( 199 1), and other contributions ... Solow residual; for a discussion of this issue see e.g. Maddison ( 198 7) or Barro and Sala-i-Martin ( 199 5), chapter 10. Barro and Sala-i-Martin ( 199 5) and McGratta...
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Models for dynamic macroeconomics phần 8 pptx
... the assumption of constant returns to scale is realistic (see Blanchard and Diamond, 198 9, 199 0, for estimates for the USA). ⁴⁴ As in the previous section, the matching process is modeled as a Poisson ... qualitatively realistic enough to offer practical implications for the dynamics of labor market flows, for the steady state of the economy, and for the dynamic adjustment process...
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Models for dynamic macroeconomics phần 10 ppt
... 2 69 The production cost c has an upper limit equal to 1. Hence if c ∗ exceeds this upper limit there is no need for a further increase in e to maintain a constant level of employment, because for ... 1allproductionoppor- tunities are accepted. The locus of stationary points is thus vertical for c ∗ > 1. The dynamic expression for c ∗ is given by ˙ c ∗ = rc ∗ − be( y − c ∗ )+a c...
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