Stochastic Optimal Policies When the Discout Rate Vanishes
Dutta (J. Econom. Theory, 1991, 55, 64?94) showed that long-run optimality of the limit of discounted optima when the discount rate vanishes is implied by a certain bound on the value function of the optimal program. We introduce a new method to verify this bound using coupling techniques.
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| Date of creation: | Apr 2006 |
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