Croce Paper: Long-run productivity risk: A new hope for prod

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Croce Paper: Long-run productivity risk: A new hope for prod

Postby salkiewi » Sun Jan 25, 2015 8:31 pm

Hi there,

I try to figure out how Croce came up with his Dynare code in order to solve his production-based asset pricing model.
In particular, I do not understand how he came up with the "Investment" equation: "exp(G)"
Furthermore, two equations in "prices and returns": exp(q1) and exp(d). For the later I found the derivated equation in Croce "Welfare Costs, Long Run Consumption Risk, and a Production Economy." but I do not get where it comes from.


Can some one help me..please?! :roll:

I would highly appreciate it. Many, many thanks in advance.

Best,
Stefan


Ps.: I attached the code as well as the paper. I also attached the paper in which I found the equation for exp(d) (p. 20)
Attachments
MMC_JMP.pdf
Croce 2006
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long run production risk (1).pdf
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Approx_10.mod
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Re: Croce Paper: Long-run productivity risk: A new hope for

Postby salkiewi » Sun Jan 25, 2015 9:27 pm

I solved the "exp(d)" problem. It was just a matter of definition.
However, I still do not get the other to equations.

Thanks for your help :)
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