Question 2
(b)
We start from . Since , and , in long run, , Thus .
The intuition is to use the guess and verify method. Start by guessing that all variables grow at the same rate . ()
The key part here is that we have to let and remain unchanged.
Reasons:
- .
- , which is a ratio. Calder effect
(c)
There’s a tricky part about the Taylor Expansion. Recall that:
when is small.
We pick the first two terms, that is
(d)
When such question, it’s usually three steps:
- Simplify
- Guess
- Verify
Always make it clear that policy function time invariant. Also in (d) and (e), it’s important that when calculating coefficient, every parameter is time-invariant.
The most tricky part for me is that how to use Taylor Expansion to solve such questions.