PartIIntroduction
1IntroductiontoModernMacroeconomicModels
1.1OldTimeEconomics1.2TheNewConsensusMacroeconomics
1.3DynamicStochasticGeneralEquilibriumModelsReferences
2TimetoImprovetheExistingModels
2.1CriticismonExistingDSGEModels
2.2NewDynamicMacroeconomicModelsforEmergingMarketEconomies
2.2.1FinancialSector
2.2.2RealEstateMarket
2.2.3SocialStructureandHouseholdStratification
2.2.4WhyEmergingMarketEconomiesandWhyBrazil,IndiaandChina
References
PartIIDynamicMacroeconomicModelling
3TraditionalDynamicMacroeconomicModels
3.1ItAllStartsfromSolow
3.2TheStochasticModels
3.3MoneyandFinanceinRBC/DSGEModels
3.3.1MoneyintheUtility
3.3.2CashinAdvance
References
4ModernMainstreamMacroeconomicModels
4.1ManufacturerFirms
4.1.1IntermediateManufacturer
4.1.2FinalGoodsProducer
4.2HouseholdSector
4.1.3PriceRigidity
4.2.1LabourMarket
4.3TheGeneralEquilibrium
References
PartIIITheFinancialandHousingSectorsAsymmetricModelforEmergingMarketEconomies
5OverviewandGeneralAssumptions
5.1TheIncentivestoBuildNewDynamicMacroeconomicModelsforEmergingMarketEconomies
5.2GeneralAssumptions
References
6TheBasicModel
6.1TheoreticalFramework
6.1.1HouseholdSector
6.1.2ProductionSector
6.1.3TheSteadyState
6.2TheoreticalSummaryandTestableHypotheses
References
7TheAdvancedModel
7.1TheoreticalFramework
7.1.1HouseholdSector
7.1.2ProductionandTechnology
7.1.3NominalRigidity
7.1.4MonetaryPolicy
7.1.5GeneralEquilibrium
7.1.6UnexpectedShocks
7.2TheoreticalSummaryandTestableHypotheses
References
8TheFullModel
8.1TheoreticalFramework
8.1.1HouseholdSector
8.1.2ProductionandNominalRigidities
8.1.3FinancialMarketandtheOptimalDebtContract
8.1.4GeneralEquilibrium
8.1.5FirstOrderConditions
8.1.6Shocks
8.1.7SteadyState
8.2TheoreticalSummaryandTestableHypothesesAppendix
References
9SolvingDSGEModels
9.1LinearizingtheNon-LinearDynamicStochasticModels
9.2TheState-SpaceRepresentationoftheDSGEModel
9.3Blanchard–KahnCondition
References
PartIVEmpiricalAnalysis
10EmpiricalMethodologiesandSoftwareTools
10.1EmpiricalMethodologies
10.1.1Calibration
10.1.2BayesianEstimationwithMarkovChainMonteCarloMethodsandtheMetropolis–HastingsAlgorithm
10.2SoftwareToolsAppendix
References
11Data,StatisticsandStylizedFacts
11.1Data
11.2StylizedFactsReferences
12EmpiricalAnalysis
12.1EmpiricalAnalysisoftheBasicModel
12.1.1TheEmpiricalResults
12.1.2TheImpulseResponses
12.1.3SocialStratification
12.2EmpiricalAnalysisoftheAdvancedModel
12.2.1ParameterIdentification
12.2.2EmpiricalStudyoftheModelEconomy
12.2.3TheImpulseResponse
12.3EmpiricalAnalysisoftheFullModel
12.3.1ParameterIdentification
12.3.2EmpiricalStudyoftheModelEconomy
12.3.3TheImpulseResponses
AppendixReferences
PartVSummary
13ConclusionandDiscussion
13.1Conclusion
13.2ThePotentialsofFHSAM
GlossaryIndex
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