A Matlab based code for the approximation and solution of forward-looking discrete-time dynamic models.
This software is meant to be complementary to Dynare as
it allows the symbolic extraction of second-order approximations of dynamic
systems written in Dynare notation (extension .mod). The solution technique
adopted for the second-order expanded system does also differ from
the techniques currently available in Dynare, as Symbsolve is based on the
technique described in Lombardo and Sutherland (2005).
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G. Lombardo's Symbsolve
by MichelJuillard » Thu Mar 23, 2006 8:21 pm
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by lombard » Sun Aug 13, 2006 4:13 pm
I've placed the new version of Symbsolve at [http://home.arcor.de/calomba/]
This version allows for unit-roots in the solution. Furthermore, it parses the equations in a less memory-demanding way.
I also made few chages that allow for use with Levin's "get_ramsey" codes (except that I had to amend Levin's codes in order to denote steady state variables by _ss subscript instead of _SS).[/url]
This version allows for unit-roots in the solution. Furthermore, it parses the equations in a less memory-demanding way.
I also made few chages that allow for use with Levin's "get_ramsey" codes (except that I had to amend Levin's codes in order to denote steady state variables by _ss subscript instead of _SS).[/url]
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