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I was unsure if these types of questions are allowed, but I could not find something saying that they weren't, so... I am writing my thesis next semester in Economics where I have specialized in ...
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As a physicist, it seems to me that economics is even more mathematical than physics. Now, I have barely more than a layman's knowledge of economics, but from reading descriptions of economics ...
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We have cryptocurrencies where money is virtual but holders are people. What, if, the holder was a computer (and, the money, could either be real, or, a cryptocurrency). What if to manage money, ...
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I don't fully believe in Steve Keen, otherwise economists would've caught onto the fundamental flaws of economist, but System Dynamics, in general seems useful. Does any traditional economists over ...
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I'm coding a program in Python to find a numerical approximation of the value function $v:\mathbb{R}\to\mathbb{R}$ that solves the Bellman equation: $$v(a)=\max\limits_{a'}\left\{\ln\left(w+(1+r)a-a'\...
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An intresting topic that I want to understad has to do with the decentralized exchange of information among a network of agents, however there is not a specific theory to make such a mathematical ...
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I know this question has been asked quite a few times already but I have several other different questions to ask too. So, I am asking all of them here. Let me give you a quick summary of my ...
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Since I am coding some linear New Keynesian models in python and solving them under rational expectations (using the method of undetermined coefficients/linear time iteration), I was wondering whether ...
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I'm looking for data (model, Expert system, knowledge base) that describes how different industries and countries interact with each other. And the nature of the relationship between them. An example ...
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The optimal linear regulator problem according to Hansen/Sargent, 2014, Recursive models of dynamic linear economies, on page 34 ff. is stated as follows: $-E\sum_{t=0}^{\infty}\beta^t[x_t' R x_t+u_t'...
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Given the formula $P = \sum_{t=1}^n \frac{CF_t}{(1+i)^t} $ we can apply it to the case of a bond with constant coupons so that : $\displaystyle P =\sum_{t=1}^n \frac{C}{(1+i)^t} + \frac{FV}{(1+i)^...
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I am playing with a simple, continuous time optimal growth problem to learn optimal control. The social planner chooses $c_t$ to maximize: $$\int_0^\infty e^{-\rho t}u(c_t)dt$$ where $$\dot k_t=f(k_t)-...
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What are typical examples in literature of large scale simulations of macro-economies of our time as of 2019 and what will change with the introduction of exascale computing? In terms, are there ...
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I'm looking for a package or a code (preferably in R) that finds the solution to the stable marriage problem with transferable utilities (Shapley and Shubik 1971). Specifically, I'm looking for one or ...
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I am new to dynare. I am trying to replicate the calibration of the paper 'Structural transformation and aggregate productivity' by Margarida Duarte and Diego Restuccia. (Picture attached) In this ...
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