IRFs and steady state
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2015 3:23 pm
Dear all,
my question is about the dynamics of impulse response functions. In a stochastic model following a shock all variables should earlier or later go back to the steady state, is it correct? I modified my model a bit (modified loan contracts from one-period to multiperiod) and now debt stock moves slowly (what I also expected). But in the long run it continues going down and seems not to go back to the steady state (I simulated irfs for 60 periods).
Does this mean that something is going wrong with my code?
Any advice will be highly appreciated!
Best,
theta23
my question is about the dynamics of impulse response functions. In a stochastic model following a shock all variables should earlier or later go back to the steady state, is it correct? I modified my model a bit (modified loan contracts from one-period to multiperiod) and now debt stock moves slowly (what I also expected). But in the long run it continues going down and seems not to go back to the steady state (I simulated irfs for 60 periods).
Does this mean that something is going wrong with my code?
Any advice will be highly appreciated!
Best,
theta23