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What is the difference between a perfect foresight equilibrium and a rational expections equilibrium?

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What does it mean if a economic model is internally consistent?

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asked May 22, 2020 at 15:42

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What is the difference between identification, calibration and estimation?

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Does a monopolistically competitive market outcome involves assuming rational expectations?

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asked Jun 2, 2020 at 14:21

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What is meant by the abbreviation 'MSV solution', used in the context of DSGE modeling?

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determinacy vs. indeterminacy of equilibria in dynamic systems

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Are heterogenous expectations models still determinate, closed models?

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Are business cycle fluctuations usually studied in a (New Keynesian) DSGE model, or can they also be studied in a growth model?

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asked Jul 21, 2020 at 14:57

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Are rational expectations in economics purely forwards looking, or can they have backward looking components?

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Successes and limitations of New Keynesian DSGE models?

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Inertia and rational expectations DSGE models

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asked May 13, 2020 at 16:56

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Are typical macro DSGE (RBC or New Keynesian DSGE) models linear, non-linear, or log (linearized)?

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Expectational stability: adaptive learning of RE equilibria in dynamic systems

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asked Apr 16, 2020 at 19:56

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Why does a model that is used for policy analysis needs its shocks and parameters to be structural (= invariant) to the shock under consideration?

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asked May 19, 2020 at 16:20

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In a rational expectation framework, do all agents know the true law of motion of the economy?

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asked May 20, 2020 at 16:53

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Does the law of motion remain constant in a rational expectation model? Does it constantly change in a boundedly rational agent framework?

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What would be the mean of a finite aggregation of AR(1) processes?

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What would it mean for a parameter region to be E-stable but undeterminate?

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What is steady state learning in the context of boundedly rational expectation modeling and how does it differ with other theories of learning?

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Are overlapping generation (OLG) models extensions of a DSGE model?

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What are main reasons a typical DSGE model is called non-linear? Why are these non-linearities important?

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21 Questions

What is the difference between a perfect foresight equilibrium and a rational expections equilibrium?

What does it mean if a economic model is internally consistent?

What is the difference between identification, calibration and estimation?

Does a monopolistically competitive market outcome involves assuming rational expectations?

What is meant by the abbreviation 'MSV solution', used in the context of DSGE modeling?

determinacy vs. indeterminacy of equilibria in dynamic systems

Are heterogenous expectations models still determinate, closed models?

Are business cycle fluctuations usually studied in a (New Keynesian) DSGE model, or can they also be studied in a growth model?

Are rational expectations in economics purely forwards looking, or can they have backward looking components?

Successes and limitations of New Keynesian DSGE models?

Inertia and rational expectations DSGE models

Are typical macro DSGE (RBC or New Keynesian DSGE) models linear, non-linear, or log (linearized)?

Expectational stability: adaptive learning of RE equilibria in dynamic systems

Why does a model that is used for policy analysis needs its shocks and parameters to be structural (= invariant) to the shock under consideration?

In a rational expectation framework, do all agents know the true law of motion of the economy?

Does the law of motion remain constant in a rational expectation model? Does it constantly change in a boundedly rational agent framework?

What would be the mean of a finite aggregation of AR(1) processes?

What would it mean for a parameter region to be E-stable but undeterminate?

What is steady state learning in the context of boundedly rational expectation modeling and how does it differ with other theories of learning?

Are overlapping generation (OLG) models extensions of a DSGE model?

What are main reasons a typical DSGE model is called non-linear? Why are these non-linearities important?