Choice of units and second order approximation in Dynare

Dear Dynare users,
In a non-linear model expressed in exp-logs, variables are returned as percentage deviation from steady state. If I read a 0.5 in an IRF or in simulated variable, should I interpret it as a 0.5% deviation from steady state or as a 50% deviation from steady state?
I have seen both in linearized models, which I think does not matter as long as we keep consistency between shocks size and variables interpretation. However, with a second or higher order of approximation, since the size of shocks matters, I would guess it is important to stick to Dynare’s choice of units.
Kind regards,
Jolan
In a non-linear model expressed in exp-logs, variables are returned as percentage deviation from steady state. If I read a 0.5 in an IRF or in simulated variable, should I interpret it as a 0.5% deviation from steady state or as a 50% deviation from steady state?
I have seen both in linearized models, which I think does not matter as long as we keep consistency between shocks size and variables interpretation. However, with a second or higher order of approximation, since the size of shocks matters, I would guess it is important to stick to Dynare’s choice of units.
Kind regards,
Jolan