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Macroeconomics is a branch of economics dealing with the aggregate economy as a whole, rather than individual markets.
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A differentiation step in a economic growth model
I started studying Olivier Blanchard and Stanley Fischer's Lectures on Macroeconomics, but I couldn't follow the reasoning behind a differentiation step (at least I think it is something involving differentiation …
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Differentiation in a inflation tax calculation
I am studying Advanced Macroeconomics, by Derek Leslie, and I am having some troubles in understanding the result of a differentiation in the Chapter 1, section 5. …
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Multivariate implicit differentiation (Samuelson, 1948)
I am studying "The Simple Mathematics of Income Determination", by Paul Samuelson (from book is called "Macroeconomia (artigos selecionados)", by APEC-CAEN. It is the 1st chapter of the book, the 13th …
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Differentiating over multiple time horizons to get FOCs
Pagan (present in the book Handbook of Applied Econometrics, Volume 1: Macroeconomics) and, in order of constructing some steady state variables, they introduce us to an expected utility function (1) and …
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Differentiating over multiple time horizons to get FOCs
I kept searching for another hour in this Stack Exchange and it happens that a similar dynamic optimization have been already explained in this other topic Understanding subscripts in first order cond …