Hi dear all, I was wondering if it is possible to simulate OLG models by Bayesian method in Dynare, I did not find any paper on this topic until now, but I found some examples using Calibration method (Heer, B. and A. Maussner (2012)), how can the Bayesian estimation for DSGE model be applied to OLG model?
If the OLG model is stochastic, it needs to be differentiable and have a recursive time-invariant representation. In that case, you can use perturbation techniques and estimate it. An OLG model of this type is not different from any other smooth DSGE model and it can be estimated using standard Bayesian techniques.
Thanks for your prompt response!
I’m trying to investigate the effect of population aging on economic growth, it seems DSGE model with represent agent is not available.
so i was developing a stochastic OlG model with various shocks, but to my knowledge, most of the OLG models were solved by theoretical proofs or simulated by calibration method, i did not find any paper on stochastic OLG model estimated by Bayesian techniques until now, consequently, i dared not use OLG model.
Would you know if there is any paper on stochastic OLG model estimated by Bayesian techniques?
Could I ask if it would be also right to use** Linear-approximation method **instead of perturbation techniques to solve an OLG model and use Bayesian method to estimate that model?
Second link does not target a mod file. In the first link I have the impression that they consider a CRRA utility function over two periods (if you look at the definition of check2, the Euler equation). Labour is supplied inelastically by young agents.