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Matlab programs by Hansen and T. Sargent

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Lars Hansen (Department of Economics, University of Chicago)
Thomas Sargent (Department of Economics, Stanford University)

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A set of programs from the book 'Recursive Linear Models of Dynamic Economies' by Hansen and T. Sargent

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