Dear Prof. @jpfeifer
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Is it possible to access your paper’s Dynare code for “Mr. Keynes meets the Classics: Government Spending and the Real Exchange Rate” (published in the Journal of Political Economy, 2024). The journal has the files in Matlab formats and I am wondering if there is .mod file replication.
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Out of curiosity, is there any reference or lecture notes that shows/proof why in linear DSGE models, unit root variables does not affect the slope of the policy function ?
Many thanks in advance
Best,
Thank you Prof.,
I meant the following regarding 2)
In linear models such as gap-trend models per se. a unit root process is set to any value of our choice at the SS because, as per your previous advise, that in linear models a unit root does not affect the slope of the policy function.
Is it because the derivative in the linearization step of the unit root equation return a constant slope of 1 and therefore does not affects the slope of policy function as variables change ? However, this is not true for an AR(1) process y_t=0.9y_{t-t} +\epsilon per se.
Am I missing out on something here ?
It’s because a unit root would simply shift both sides of involved equations up by a constant term.