RBC model with external habits

We have an RBC model with external habits and nonseparability in preferences. Our production function contains Z, which grows at rate g at steady state(Z_t=e^(gt)*e^z_t). With the following dynare code, we dont get the right IRF-s. What might be the problem? We suppose that we might need to detrend the above-mentioned equation, but are not sure how to do it. Thanks in advance.

var Y C I K W R z N Z H F

y c i k w r n q h f;

varexo eps_z;

parameters beta alpha delta gamma a g nu zeta qsi fi phi rho sigma teta Zss Yss Css Iss Kss Wss Rss Hss Fss Nss;

beta = 0.99;
alpha = 0.33;
delta = 0.015;
gamma = 7;
a = 0.01;
nu = 1.5;
zeta = 0.5;
qsi = 0.9;
fi = 0.97;
phi = 0.9;
g = 0.005;
rho = 0.552;
sigma = 0.0065;

//Steady-state values

Nss=1/3;

Zss=exp(g);

Rss=(1/beta)-(1-delta);

Kss=((Rss/alpha)^(1/(alpha-1)))*Nss*Zss;

Wss=(1-alpha)*((Kss/Nss)^alpha)*Zss^(1-alpha);

Yss= (Kss^alpha)*(Zss*Nss)^(1-alpha);

Iss=delta*Kss;

Css = Yss - Iss;

Fss = phi*(1-Nss);

Hss = fi*Css;

//teta = (nu*(Css-Hss)(1-Nss-Fss)^(nu-1))/(Wss(a+(1-Nss-Fss)^nu));
teta = Wss*a/(nu*(Css-Hss)(1-Nss-Fss)^(nu-1)-Wss(1-Nss-Fss)^nu);
model;
//teta=1;

//Euler equation
((C-H)^(-gamma))((a+teta(1-N-F)^nu))^(1-gamma)=beta*((C(+1)-H(+1))^(-gamma))(((a+teta(1-N(+1)-F(+1))^(nu)))^(1-gamma))*(R(+1)+(1-delta));


//Intratemporal optimality

//((C-H)nu(1-N-F)^(nu-1))=teta*W*(a+(1-N-F)^nu);

teta = W*a/(nu*(C-H)(1-N-F)^(nu-1)-W(1-N-F)^nu);

//Wage equation
W=(1-alpha)*K(-1)^alpha*N^(-alpha)*Z^(1-alpha);


//Return to capital
R=alpha*K(-1)^(alpha-1)*(N*Z)^(1-alpha);

//Production function
Y=K(-1)^alpha*(Z*N)^(1-alpha);

//Technologicsal innovation
Z = exp(g)*exp(z);

//Productivity
z=rho*z(-1)+eps_z;

//Resource constraint

Y=C+I;

//Capital accumulation

K=(1-delta)*K(-1)+I;

//Habit formation in consumption
H=(1-zeta)*fi*C(-1)+zeta*H(-1);

//Habit formation in leisure
F=(1-qsi)phi(1-N(-1))+qsi*F(-1);

// Define the variables in logs


y=log(Y);
c=log(C);
i=log(I);
k=log(K);
w=log(W);
r=log(R);
n=log(N);
q=log(Z);
h=log(H);
f=log(F);
end;


// Provide steady state values

initval;

N=Nss;

K=Kss;

I=Iss;

Y=Yss;

W=Wss;

R=Rss;

C=Css;

H=Hss;

F=Fss;

Z=Zss;

y=log(Yss);
c=log(Css);
i=log(Iss);
k=log(Kss);
w=log(Wss);
r=log(Rss);
n=log(Nss);
q=log(Zss);
h=log(Hss);
f=log(Fss);



z=0;

end;


//The starting values for the steady state

resid;

//Compute steady state given the starting values

steady;

check;

shocks;
var eps_z; stderr 0.0065;
end;


stoch_simul(order=1, irf =25)  y c i n z;

Your code does not run due to various syntax errors. Did you upload the correct one?

Yes, the code is the one based on our own solutions for the RBC model. We are trying to find where the problem might be. Is there a way to detrend the variables in Dynare?

For example, in

there is a algebraic manipulation missing between the two brackets in the middle.