Unit root, prespecified S.s., large deviation less accuracy?
Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2016 12:52 am
I am facing a problem when thinking about the case where a unit root is present. E.g., a=a(-1)+u.
I am told that a value has to be given for a to pin down the STEADY STATE and linearization is then possible. But the problem is, a may drift far from the prespecified value, so are other endogenous variables. As a result, the linear approximation (first order approximation)around the prespecified steady state may be inaccuracy.
Is it true?
I am told that a value has to be given for a to pin down the STEADY STATE and linearization is then possible. But the problem is, a may drift far from the prespecified value, so are other endogenous variables. As a result, the linear approximation (first order approximation)around the prespecified steady state may be inaccuracy.
Is it true?