WebGenerally speaking, the treatment follows that of Blanchard and Kahn (1980) much more closely than that of Sims. Those familiar with their work should therefore "nd it easier to follow the discussion of the present paper than that of Sims. In detail, the main di!erence lies in the method employed to pin down the WebCEPR-IMFS New Methods for Macroeconomic Modeling, Model Comparison and Policy Analysis Conference, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Society of Economic …
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WebThis note corrects Blanchard and Kahn’s (1980) solution for a linear dynamic rational expectations model with one state variable and one control variable. 1. Introduction … Web1 Perturbation Methods for General Dynamic Stochastic Modelsflby Hehui Jin and Kenneth Judd. 2 Perturbation Methods with Nonlinear Changes of Variablesflby ... 1 Blanchard and Kahn (1980). 2 Uhlig (1999). 3 Sims (2000). 4 Klein (2000). All of them equivalent. Properties of the –rst-order solution top 500 hits of the 60s
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WebThe classic (and still a standard) reference is Blanchard and Kahn (1980). Burnside (1999) employs a slightly difierent solution method but it gives an overall picture of how the research in the area is done. King and Watson (1998) expanded the class of models that … WebThe Blanchard and Kahn (BK) method (1980) is another well-known method for solving linear models with RE in discrete time. By decomposing the model into stable and unstable parts, the unstable part can be solved backward in time and the stable part forward in time. Although the BK approach is theoretically WebBlanchard, Olivier and Kahn, Charles (1980). The solution of linear difference models under rational expectations. Econometrica, 48(5), 1305–1311. Google Scholar Burnside, … pickle rick rat fight