Help regarding Shocks and IRF's
Posted: Tue Nov 12, 2013 3:57 pm
Hi All,
I have two basic queries regarding the use of dynare to generate IRF's.
1.) I need a response to say 10% change in one of the endogenous variable. Do I just adjust the standard deviation of the shock affecting this endogenous variable such that it changes by 10% when the shock realises. For example if I have a stock variable 'S'
Can I write something like:
S = a*b - (Steady_state(S))*e_s
Var e_s, stderr 10
Is that a correct way of doing things?
2.) How does one see the response to more than one shock at the same time. Does setting the correlation between the two as 1 does the trick or something else needs to be done.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Many Thanks
Umang
I have two basic queries regarding the use of dynare to generate IRF's.
1.) I need a response to say 10% change in one of the endogenous variable. Do I just adjust the standard deviation of the shock affecting this endogenous variable such that it changes by 10% when the shock realises. For example if I have a stock variable 'S'
Can I write something like:
S = a*b - (Steady_state(S))*e_s
Var e_s, stderr 10
Is that a correct way of doing things?
2.) How does one see the response to more than one shock at the same time. Does setting the correlation between the two as 1 does the trick or something else needs to be done.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Many Thanks
Umang