AbstractWe present, in this paper, an alternative, optimization based formulation for “forward looking” models in economics, more commonly known as rational expectations models. For one basic scalar model, we study both finite and infinite horizon formulations under two different information patterns, and in each case we obtain explicit expressions for the unique solution without making any a priori assumptions on its structure. We then compare these results with other possible solutions obtainable using the traditional approach to rational expectations. The approach introduced here can handle higher order models as well as nonlinear ones, and also those where there is an additional exogeneous input controlled by a different set of agents. ...
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This note describes an algorithm for the solution of rational expectations models with saddlepoint s...
This article characterises the dimension of indeterminacy of linear rational expectations (LRE) mode...
Since the onset of the rational expectations revolution in macroeconomics some 30 or more years ago,...
In this chapter, we present theoretical foundations of main methods solving rational expectations mo...
This thesis examines certain key problems that the existence of forward rational expectations poses ...
This paper provides an alternative to the theory of rational expectations (RE). Its central idea is ...
This thesis presents a comprehensive set of techniques for solving, simulating, analysing and contro...
Expectation formation plays a principal role in economic systems. We examine and revise the standard...
The paper presents a general solution method for rational expectations models that can be represente...
This paper examines five examples of rational expectations models with a continuum of convergent sol...
In the rational expectations paradigm, one solves models of a large number of agents who optimize su...
This paper reviews a variety of alternative approaches to the specification of the expectations of e...
This paper disputes what Blanchard and Kahn have reported as the solution of linear rational expecta...
This paper develops the Parameterized Expectations Approach (PEA) for solving nonlinear dynamic stoc...
The appropriate characterizations of rational expectations solutions in one-limit and two-limit mode...
This note describes an algorithm for the solution of rational expectations models with saddlepoint s...
This article characterises the dimension of indeterminacy of linear rational expectations (LRE) mode...
Since the onset of the rational expectations revolution in macroeconomics some 30 or more years ago,...