Output interpretation/Oil Revenues savings.
Posted: Fri May 08, 2015 11:28 pm
Hello!
I have this DSGE model triying to stablish the government´s optimal saving policy for his oil revenues. The model has two stochastic (correlated) variables: TPF (z) and Oil Revenues (IP). Seems verry clear to me all the elements that the output display ( variance , autocorr etc...). BUT!, When I run my .mod file Dynare displays the graphs of two sets of irfs for the afected varibles of my model, one for each stochastic variable.
Question: How should I translate the results of those graphs? I was expecting one set of irf´s graphs showing how the interaction of both stochartic processes toguether afect the variables. Sinnce both results are not conmutative I Do not know what to do. (modfile attached)
Thank you for readig this, my appologies if this question seems too basic but this is my first month using dynare and I have checked the dynere gyde and I have nto finded anything that helps me.
Also, if you see something weird in my model please! let me know! Thank you all!
I have this DSGE model triying to stablish the government´s optimal saving policy for his oil revenues. The model has two stochastic (correlated) variables: TPF (z) and Oil Revenues (IP). Seems verry clear to me all the elements that the output display ( variance , autocorr etc...). BUT!, When I run my .mod file Dynare displays the graphs of two sets of irfs for the afected varibles of my model, one for each stochastic variable.
Question: How should I translate the results of those graphs? I was expecting one set of irf´s graphs showing how the interaction of both stochartic processes toguether afect the variables. Sinnce both results are not conmutative I Do not know what to do. (modfile attached)
Thank you for readig this, my appologies if this question seems too basic but this is my first month using dynare and I have checked the dynere gyde and I have nto finded anything that helps me.
Also, if you see something weird in my model please! let me know! Thank you all!