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help solve my model problem
by yiyang68xiao » Sun Oct 28, 2012 1:33 pm
hello,everyone. i have met a problem in runing the model of my paper.I can't find where the problem is and I am a freshman of dynare, I hope to get the help to solve my model problem and give me the detailed explanation. Thanks. And my dynare version is 4.2.4.
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Re: help solve my model problem
by mknomics » Sun Oct 28, 2012 5:06 pm
Can you please post you .mod file? I'm also a "freshman" but maybe we can help each other.
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Re: help solve my model problem
by yiyang68xiao » Sun Oct 28, 2012 5:30 pm
hello,this is my mod document, i considered several days but can't find how to solve my problem. help somebody can help me. thanks.
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Re: help solve my model problem
by mknomics » Sun Nov 11, 2012 4:36 am
It looks like you don't have a stable steady state? Have you tried to simulate the model?
Here is some advice that I got earlier, "Before estimating, make sure, you can simulate your model."
I will try to look at it in more detail soon and hopefully someone else can also help you find an answer. I know that there are several posts for the Blanchard Kahn error that you are getting so it may be worth reading those posts if you haven't already.
Here is some advice that I got earlier, "Before estimating, make sure, you can simulate your model."
I will try to look at it in more detail soon and hopefully someone else can also help you find an answer. I know that there are several posts for the Blanchard Kahn error that you are getting so it may be worth reading those posts if you haven't already.
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