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- 5.1 Value Function Iteration
- 4.5 The Time of Reckoning
- 4.4 Easy Linear-Quadratic Approximations
- 4.3 Second Order Taylor Expansions (Part 2)
- 4.2 Second Order Taylor Expansions (Part 1)
- 4.1 Quadratic Forms and Matrices
- 3.2 Measuring Business Cycles
- 3.1 Computerized Steady-States
- 2.3 Stochastic Difference Equations
- 2.2 A First Attempt at Random Numbers
- 2.1 Exact Derivatives and Numerical Derivatives
- 1.1 Simulating Solow's Model
- 0.1 Stochastic Arrow-Debreu
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we are asked to make explicit the numerical value of every coefficient. My kstar(the steady state one) depends on beta, but we don't have a value for it. Is it missing or should I just leave beta in the final formula? Thanks
ReplyDeleteEleonora
Another typo! Please solve the problem for alpha=0.5, beta=0.9, and delta=0.1. I am sorry again :-((
ReplyDeletehere we are asked to solve a stochastic model but we do not have there is no data of the stochastic process, is there a typo? should we solved just a deterministic case?
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Lian
Hi, Lian!
ReplyDeleteIn the latest version of Problem Set 4 you are ask to solve a deterministic model. There are no shocks in any of the functions. Please read the question carefully and get back to me if you still disagree.