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Determinacy and Stability under Learning of Rational Expectations Equilibria

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Gauthier, S.

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This paper studies relationships between the local determinacy of a stationary equilibrium in the perfect foresight dynamics, and its local stability in dynamics arising from econometric learning procedures. There is no clear links in linear scalar economieds where agents forecast only one period ahead, and with an arbitrary (fixed) number of predetermined variables.

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Paper provided by DELTA (Ecole normale supérieure) in its series DELTA Working Papers with number 1999-22.

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Date of creation: 1999
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Publication status: Published in Journal of Economic, February 2002, 102, pp. 354-374.
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Keywords: ECONOMIC MODELS ; LEARNING ; EXPECTATIONS;

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