Add to ORKGA review of the literature concerning how individuals learn to form rational expectations and a discussion of the meaning of rationality in a macroeconomy characterized by highly decentralized markets.Macroeconomics ; Rational expectations (Economic theory)
Models of macroeconomic learning are populated by agents who possess a great deal of knowledge of th...
This paper contrasts the modern use of the assumption that rationality as reflected in simple models...
The rationality assumption that underlies mainstream economic theory has proved to be a useful appro...
This paper aims to explain from within mainstream theory why incorporating the rational expectations...
The benchmark rational expectations (RE) assumption both assumes an unrealistic degree of rationalit...
This paper reviews a variety of alternative approaches to the specification of the expectations of e...
The rational expectations hypothesis (REH) dominates economic modeling in areas ranging from monetar...
This article discusses existing behavioral economics theory, focused on Rational Expectations. Macro...
This paper provides an alternative to the theory of rational expectations (RE). Its central idea is ...
The rational expectations paradigm, that dominates macroeconomics fails to take into account the com...
This paper reviews a variety of alternative approaches to the specification of the expectations of e...
ADInternational audienceIn economics in situations where there is uncertainty one has to attribute s...
This paper surveys the literature which examines the stability of the expectations that agents are a...
Development of rational expectations models of the business cycle has been the central issue in macr...
This dissertation deals with issues of learning and convergence to rational expectations (RE). The f...
Models of macroeconomic learning are populated by agents who possess a great deal of knowledge of th...
This paper contrasts the modern use of the assumption that rationality as reflected in simple models...
The rationality assumption that underlies mainstream economic theory has proved to be a useful appro...
This paper aims to explain from within mainstream theory why incorporating the rational expectations...
The benchmark rational expectations (RE) assumption both assumes an unrealistic degree of rationalit...
This paper reviews a variety of alternative approaches to the specification of the expectations of e...
The rational expectations hypothesis (REH) dominates economic modeling in areas ranging from monetar...
This article discusses existing behavioral economics theory, focused on Rational Expectations. Macro...
This paper provides an alternative to the theory of rational expectations (RE). Its central idea is ...
The rational expectations paradigm, that dominates macroeconomics fails to take into account the com...
This paper reviews a variety of alternative approaches to the specification of the expectations of e...
ADInternational audienceIn economics in situations where there is uncertainty one has to attribute s...
This paper surveys the literature which examines the stability of the expectations that agents are a...
Development of rational expectations models of the business cycle has been the central issue in macr...
This dissertation deals with issues of learning and convergence to rational expectations (RE). The f...
Models of macroeconomic learning are populated by agents who possess a great deal of knowledge of th...
This paper contrasts the modern use of the assumption that rationality as reflected in simple models...
The rationality assumption that underlies mainstream economic theory has proved to be a useful appro...