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Discover the profound insights of economic modeling with 'Recursive Models of Dynamic Linear Economies' by esteemed authors Lars Peter Hansen and Thomas Sargent. This definitive guide delves into the complexities of household preferences and offers invaluable frameworks for dynamic optimization, dynamic estimation, and filtering. Ideal for economists and researchers alike, this book deftly incorporates advanced econometric techniques, illuminating how a broad set of mathematical tools can enhance understanding in microeconomics, macroeconomics, and asset pricing.
Readers will appreciate the innovative approach to representative consumers, revealing the strengths and limitations of aggregative analyses in economics. Gain clarity on competitive equilibria within linear-quadratic-Gaussian dynamic economies through rigorous mathematical modeling. Hansen and Sargent uniquely merge robust economic theory with practical econometrics, opening pathways to explore diverse economic applications.
Whether you're a graduate student, a researcher, or a seasoned economist, 'Recursive Models of Dynamic Linear Economies' will not only enrich your understanding but also equip you with powerful tools for future economic analyses. With MATLAB programs included in the appendix, this book serves both as a comprehensive resource and a practical guide to implement the concepts discussed. Don't miss your chance to own this essential text published by Princeton University Press in 2018.
Readers will appreciate the innovative approach to representative consumers, revealing the strengths and limitations of aggregative analyses in economics. Gain clarity on competitive equilibria within linear-quadratic-Gaussian dynamic economies through rigorous mathematical modeling. Hansen and Sargent uniquely merge robust economic theory with practical econometrics, opening pathways to explore diverse economic applications.
Whether you're a graduate student, a researcher, or a seasoned economist, 'Recursive Models of Dynamic Linear Economies' will not only enrich your understanding but also equip you with powerful tools for future economic analyses. With MATLAB programs included in the appendix, this book serves both as a comprehensive resource and a practical guide to implement the concepts discussed. Don't miss your chance to own this essential text published by Princeton University Press in 2018.