Hi mates,
I've been trying to simulate a toy model with DMP-type unemployment and Nash bargaining in a New Keynesian framework. However, somehow the matching efficiency shock plays no roles in shaping the impulse responses of many endogenous variables, say even the job finding rate (matching efficiency has a direct impact on it for sure). That's unacceptable and really surprises me. I'm sure I derive and input the equilibrium conditions correctly. Really have no idea what the source is.
Plz see the attached mod file. Any insights are greatly appreciated. Many thanks in advance.
yc
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A potential bug in Dynare?
by yc1122 » Fri Aug 16, 2013 6:17 am
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Re: A potential bug in Dynare?
by jpfeifer » Fri Aug 16, 2013 10:10 am
This does not look like a bug, rather like a feature. It seems that your model automatically generates an endogenous response to counteract the effect of the matching efficiency shocks of most variables. If this should not happen, there is a problem with your model.
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