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Main Authors: Ljungqvist, Lars 1959- (Author), Sargent, Thomas J. 1943- (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Cambridge, Mass. [u.a.] MIT Press 2004
Edition:2. ed.
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Fonctions récursives
Macro-economie
Macroéconomie
Recursieve functies
Statique et dynamique (Sciences sociales)
aMacroeconomics
aRecursive functions
aStatics and dynamics (Social sciences)
Makroökonomie
Rekursive Funktion
Dynamische Makroökonomie
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adam_text Recursive methods offer a powerful approach for characterizing and solving complicated problems .; in dynamic macroeconomics. Recursive Macroeconomic Theory provides both an introduction to recursive methods and advanced material, mixing tools and sample applications. The second edition contains substantial revisions to about half the original appears in seven chapters new to this edition. The updated and added material covcis exciting new j topics that further illustrate the power and pervasiveness of recursive methods, » ^ t Significant improvements to original chapters include a better treatment of the existence of recursive equilibria, an enhanced account of the extended treatment of an optimal taxation problem in an economy in which there are incomplete markets. Completely new coverage in the second edition includes an introductory chapter that gives an overview of the themes uniting the diverse topics treated throughout the book. Two new chapters offer a self-contained account of the optimal growth model and some of its basic: applications in macroeconomics and public finance. Other new chapters cover such topics as how to formulate and compute Stackelberg or Ramsey plans in linear economies, sustainable risk- sharing equilibria without commitment, and the application of recursive contracts to topics in international trade. Most chapters conclude with exercises and the book includes two technical appendixes covering functional analysis and control Contents Acknowledgements Preface to the second edition Part I: The imperialism of recursive methods 1. 1.1. 1.3.1. ary saving. wealth. consumption models. dynamic optimal taxation. 1.4. issues a challenge. perialistic response of dynamic programming. and dynamic programming squared . problems. Part II: Tools 2. 2.1. tions. casting functions. lating a Markov chain. state Markov chain. First and second moments. diction and discounting. Population regression. ample: the LQ permanent income model. approach. tic discount factor. Slope of yield curve depends on serial correlation of logmt+i Backus and Zin s stochastic discount factor. a stochastic discount factor. A. A linear difference equation. 3. 3.1. Cobb-Douglas transition, logarithmic preferences. tions. 3.3. 4. 4.1. Discrete-state dynamic programming. provement algorithm. policy iteration. culating expected utility. 4.6.3. mations. shev polynomials. splines. 5. Linear 5.1. Value function iteration. 5.2.3. ear regulator problem. Shadow prices in the linear regulator. formulation. vanovic s example. Linear quadratic approximations. growth model. 5.B.2. Kydland and Prescott s method. 5.B.3. Deter¬ mination of 5.10. 6. 6.1. ables. poral ing quits A model of career choice. model. statistics. The Bellman equations. dynamic programming. Jovanovic model. Part III: Competitive equilibria and applications 7. 7.1. planning problem. perfect equilibrium. equilibria. 8. 8.1. erences and endowments. History dependence. Pareto weights. Equilibrium pricing function. tion. arrangement. Example dowment processes. dundant assets. Tail assets. ing: Arrow securities. as an endogenous state variable. trading. equilibrium. Equilibrium outcomes inherit the Markov property. formulation of optimization and equilibrium. nel. cost of business cycles. sian asset-pricing model. 8.14. countries under autarky. tries under free trade. 8.17.1. 9. 9.1. equilibrium. ary Money. ria. Equivalent setups. and the existence of monetary equilibria. for optimality. etary equilibrium. equilibria. 9.10. 10. 10.1. agent economy. Government. interpretation. 11. 11.1. information. Competitive equilibria with distorting taxes. no-arbitrage and asset-pricing formulas. mula. supply. equilibrium path with the shooting algorithm. rium quantities. taxes available. sion on back-solving. and prices. 11.7.1. 11.7.3. Convergence rates and anticipation rates. 11.8.1. ler equation errors. linear approximations. 12. 12.1. model. Time Firm of type I. quantities. Arrow securities. of type II. a type II firm. erned by a Markov process. 12.7. formulation of sequential trading. 12.8.2. I. 12.9.1. planning problem. 13. 13.1. ries of consumption and stock prices. sure. bles. preferences. ple rates. Man-made uncertainty. Government debt. Ponzi The equity premium puzzle. Jagannathan bounds. ing kernel. Hansen-Jagannathan bound. Factor models. Concluding remarks. 14. 14.1. 14.3. tors reproducible. 14.6. competition outcome. of nonreproducible factors. without nonreproducible inputs. ternality. 15. 15.1. ment. 15.4. proach to the Ramsey problem. 15.6.2. 15.8. tic economy. 15.10. The Ramsey plan under uncertainty. around zero. ples of labor tax smoothing 15.13.2. gt policy. values of {gt} become deterministic. cial preferences. дт taxes be zero?. Part IV: The savings problem and Bewley models 16. 16.1. stochastic endowment. negative assets. Quadratic preferences. 16.6. intuition. theorem. 17. 17.1. distributions. ample Example 17.3. tic savings problem. A candidate for a single state variable. gence again. examples. allocation. vate IOUs only. Proximity of r to p. tion. seigniorage. currency. 17.12.4. 17.13. variables. extension. Part V: Recursive contracts 18. 18.1. ing the Stackelberg problem. regulator. price plementation multipliers. decision rule. A large firm with a competitive fringe. 18.4.2. 18.4.4. lizing ¡it formulas. 19. 19.1. One-sided no commitment. cursive formulation and solution. tract uously differentiable. 19.4. mation. upward and downward constraints are enough. P. ance. commitment problem. Martingale convergence and poverty. equilibrium. with patibility. (T closed economy. 19.A.1. Spear and Srivastava. 19.A.2. Timing. 19.9. 20. 20.1. Recursive formulation. sumption dynamics. other. 20.4.4. the only sustainable allocation). sion of the gains. distribution. manent imperfect risk sharing. 20.8. plicit consumption. Continuation values is 20.9.2. ipation constraints. memory. three-state example. Pareto frontier. . 20.14. 20.16. 21. 21.1. model. with full information. ployment insurance with asymmetric information. example. Extension: an on-the-job tax. ployment spells. 21.3.1. pensation dynamics when unemployed. while employed. ercises. 22. 22.1. 22.3. The Ramsey problem. economies. discrete-choice sets. 22.5.1. economy. Recursive formulation. Examples of librium. 22.8.3. SPEs. Self-enforcing etition of Nash outcome. of outcome. 22.12.3. and the worst set. Attaining the worst, method 22.14.3. 22.15. 23. 23.1. hazard and difficult enforcement. with full insurance. ment. ism in trade policy. model of two countries under free trade. 23.3.4. repeated tariff game. ualism: time-varying trade policies. Multiplicity of payoffs and continuation values. marks. A. Computations for Atkeson s model. Part VI: Classical monetary economics and search 24. 24.1. Households. run versus long run . date (time tary doctrines. deficits cause inflation. policy. 24.3;4. Unpleasant monetarist arithmetic. market operation delivering neutrality. tity of money. 24.3.8. price level. hacy of the exchange rate retrieved (indeterminacy. cal theory of the price level. rule. problem. policy. 24.6.2. ibility of the Friedman rule. cises. 25. 25.1. and endowments. 25.3.2. 25.3.4. Townsend s turnpike interpretation. Welfare. two-money model. librium. 25.12. 26. 26.1. land). A steady state. plus. state. I: separate markets. nouncements. households versus lotteries for firms. function. effects of layoff taxes. off taxes. model with layoff taxes. 26.8.1. ments. Part A. Functional Analysis А.1. ming. A.2.1. Policy improvement algorithm. A.2.2. A search problem. B. Control and Filtering B.I. Introduction. B.2. The optimal Unear regulator control problem. B.3. Converting a problem with cross products in states and controls to one with no such cross products. B.4. An example. B.5. The filter. B.6. Duality. B.7. Examples of Kahnan filtering. B.8. Linear projections. B.9. Hidden Markov models. B.9.1. Optimal filtering. 1. 2. 3. 4.
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spellingShingle Ljungqvist, Lars 1959-
Sargent, Thomas J. 1943-
Recursive macroeconomic theory
Fonctions récursives
Macro-economie gtt
Macroéconomie
Recursieve functies gtt
Statique et dynamique (Sciences sociales)
aMacroeconomics
aRecursive functions
aStatics and dynamics (Social sciences)
Makroökonomie (DE-588)4037174-8 gnd
Rekursive Funktion (DE-588)4138367-9 gnd
Dynamische Makroökonomie (DE-588)4200428-7 gnd
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title Recursive macroeconomic theory
title_auth Recursive macroeconomic theory
title_exact_search Recursive macroeconomic theory
title_full Recursive macroeconomic theory Lars Ljungqvist ; Thomas J. Sargent
title_fullStr Recursive macroeconomic theory Lars Ljungqvist ; Thomas J. Sargent
title_full_unstemmed Recursive macroeconomic theory Lars Ljungqvist ; Thomas J. Sargent
title_short Recursive macroeconomic theory
title_sort recursive macroeconomic theory
topic Fonctions récursives
Macro-economie gtt
Macroéconomie
Recursieve functies gtt
Statique et dynamique (Sciences sociales)
aMacroeconomics
aRecursive functions
aStatics and dynamics (Social sciences)
Makroökonomie (DE-588)4037174-8 gnd
Rekursive Funktion (DE-588)4138367-9 gnd
Dynamische Makroökonomie (DE-588)4200428-7 gnd
topic_facet Fonctions récursives
Macro-economie
Macroéconomie
Recursieve functies
Statique et dynamique (Sciences sociales)
aMacroeconomics
aRecursive functions
aStatics and dynamics (Social sciences)
Makroökonomie
Rekursive Funktion
Dynamische Makroökonomie
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