Introduction to Dynamic Macroeconomic Theory: An Overlapping Generations ApproachEconomies are constantly in flux, and economists have long sought reliable means of analysing their dynamic properties. This book aims to provide a succinct and accessible exposition of modern dynamic (or intertemporal) macroeconomics. |
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Contents
Describing the Environment | 5 |
Competitive Equilibrium | 32 |
Introducing a Government | 55 |
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45-degree line A-period bonds aggregate savings function amount arbitrage assets autarky Bailey curve bequests bliss point borrowing and lending budget line capital stock Chapter chooses competitive equilibrium Consider an economy consumption allocation consumption point consumption when old consumption when young credit controls crop endowment point equal Equation equilib equilibrium condition equilibrium price example economy exchange rate EXERCISE expected price fiat money Figure given gives government bonds government revenues gross interest rate growth rate hold indifference curve individual h inflation labor lifetime budget constraint market clearing maximize member h money creation money supply output Pareto optimal Pareto superior perfect foresight period person h pm(t present value price of land price path price sequence private borrowing Proposition purchase quantity rate of growth rate of return reserve requirement restrictions result Ricardian equivalence seignorage solve stationary equilibrium stationary monetary equilibrium storage sumption tax-transfer scheme taxes and transfers temporary equilibrium tion utility function