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There are at least two (equivalent ways of setting up and solving this prob-lem) I will implement both of them 1 Lagrangian method I: In this case the Lagrangian is: Max £ = E0 {Ct},{Nt},{At+1} βt{χ1C
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For sim-plicity, let aggregate labor supply (population) be equal to one, L = 1, such that con-sumption per worker, ct, is the same as aggregate consumption, Ct = ct = ctL
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Since u0(c) > 0 for all c the resource constraint will always bind so that ct = f(kt) kt+1 for all t = 0, 1, , T (all resources are used) and the associated multipliers t are strictly positive
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The equilibrium of the economy can be expressed as the solution to a social planner’s problem: max Ct,Kt+1 E0 X∞ t=0 β tu (Ct) s t Kt+1 = AtF (Kt , ZtNt) − Ct + (1 − δ)Kt There are two sources of non-stationarity in the model – population g …
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(a) Let w(x; t) = u(x; t) v(x; t) and w (x; t) = w(x; t) + x2 Since wt kwxx = f g 0, we can use the same method in the text book to derive the maximum principle for w
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The following are necessary and sufficient conditions for {xt+1}∞ t=0 to be optimal: if xt+1 is in the interior of Γ(xt) Uy(xt, xt+1) + βUx(xt+1, xt+2) = 0,
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Solution The normal equation is Case II rank X = r < p WLOG assume the first r columns are linearly independent, i e 2 Rn and rank X1 = r Claim There is a solution w with the last p
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