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Resumo:The purpose of the present paper is to expose a particular version of this model that enables us to study some long run issues for a closed economy: technology shocks and taste changes. It does not deal directly with current macroeconomic issues as other essays do. However it extends previous models by incorporating: i) the possibility of population change, i.e., that instantaneous birth and death rates can differ, as in BUITER (1988.a); ii) a theory of investment based upon adjustment costs that allows for an independence between saving and investment demand behaviors (vg. note of p.2) In Section 2 we set and solve the households' and firms' problems. In section 3 the dynamic behavior is analysed following productivity and taste changes. Section 4 concludes the paper.
Autores principais:Brito, Paulo
Assunto:Macroeconomy Consumer Competitiveness Equilibrium Model
Ano:1991
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:working paper
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade de Lisboa
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa
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description The purpose of the present paper is to expose a particular version of this model that enables us to study some long run issues for a closed economy: technology shocks and taste changes. It does not deal directly with current macroeconomic issues as other essays do. However it extends previous models by incorporating: i) the possibility of population change, i.e., that instantaneous birth and death rates can differ, as in BUITER (1988.a); ii) a theory of investment based upon adjustment costs that allows for an independence between saving and investment demand behaviors (vg. note of p.2) In Section 2 we set and solve the households' and firms' problems. In section 3 the dynamic behavior is analysed following productivity and taste changes. Section 4 concludes the paper.
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spellingShingle Taste and productivity shocks in an intertemporal model of a decentralized closed economy composed by finite-life consumers
Brito, Paulo
Macroeconomy
Consumer
Competitiveness
Equilibrium Model
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Macroeconomy
Consumer
Competitiveness
Equilibrium Model
title Taste and productivity shocks in an intertemporal model of a decentralized closed economy composed by finite-life consumers
title_full Taste and productivity shocks in an intertemporal model of a decentralized closed economy composed by finite-life consumers
title_fullStr Taste and productivity shocks in an intertemporal model of a decentralized closed economy composed by finite-life consumers
title_full_unstemmed Taste and productivity shocks in an intertemporal model of a decentralized closed economy composed by finite-life consumers
title_short Taste and productivity shocks in an intertemporal model of a decentralized closed economy composed by finite-life consumers
title_sort Taste and productivity shocks in an intertemporal model of a decentralized closed economy composed by finite-life consumers
topic Macroeconomy
Consumer
Competitiveness
Equilibrium Model
topic_facet Macroeconomy
Consumer
Competitiveness
Equilibrium Model
url http://hdl.handle.net/10400.5/22593
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