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. It shows that introducing inertia, in the form of the"cost in time"of available options, changes significantly the … high and their inertia significant. Also, the best strategy to reach a short-term target is different depending on whether …
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This paper envisages endogenous technical change as resulting from the interplay between the economic growth engine, consumption, technology and localization patterns. We perform numerical simulations with the recursive dynamic general equilibrium model IMACLIM-R to study how modeling induced...
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is higher and their inertia is great. The best strategy to reach a short-term target depends on whether this target is …
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inertia), the treatment of uncertainty, and the decision framework (one-shot vs. sequential). …
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Current debates on climate mitigation emphasize the role of the inertia of the economic system. Our aim in this paper … is to study more in depth how sectorally differentiated inertia impacts on optimal C02-emission abatement policies. Using … the STARTS model, we show that optimal abatement levels and costs differ sensibly among sectors. Differential inertia is …
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inertia, each sector having a limited abatement potential. It defines economic inertia as the conjunction of technical inertia … economic inertia, optimal abatement efforts (in dollars per ton) are bell-shaped and trigger a transition toward a low …
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This paper introduces and describes unobserved heterogeneity in earnings quintiles transition matrices in the US. Unobserved heterogeneity is found to play a crucial role in earnings mobility. Each individual is attracted, given his characteristics, towards a specific zone of the distribution....
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their income - the higher the risk aversion, the more stable the cooperatives and the lower the segregation. Learning can … high or low-risk, and while they are learning, they tend to create cooperatives that can last. Eventually we worked on the …
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private agents are gradually learning their uncertain environment. When agents update their beliefs about the parameters that … under adaptive learning are significantly larger than under rational expectations. In our benchmark case calibrated using US … data on leverage, debt-to-GDP and land value-to-GDP ratios for 1996Q1-2008Q4, learning amplifies leverage shocks by a …
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data when the agent's beliefs about the model are updated through linear learning algorithms. We find that learning in this … learning algorithm is recursive least squares, long memory arises when the coefficient on expectations is sufficiently large … endogenous variable is determined exogenously. Finally, this property of learning is used to shed light on some well …
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