Hi,
I’m trying to replicate the paper “To Respond or Not to Respond: Measures of
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So, if I understand, you have just used the first order condition of the HP filter minimization problem. Am I right?
Essentially yes. But the HP first order condition is used together with expectations in this case.
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I have another question. If instead to get a two sided HP filter I would like to get a one-sided one what would I have to do?
You may want to have a look at
Hello Dynare Community,
I’m trying to replicate Ferroni’s 2011 paper “Trend agnostic one-step estimation of DSGE models”, and I would like to know how would you implement the idea of the paper in Dynare.
The idea, to sum up, is the following: Instead of filtering the observables first and later doing the estimation, Ferroni proposes the observables being filtered inside the model allowing it to model freely the trend specification and estimating at the same time the structural parameters and t…