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The appendix discusses computational aspects of the paper “Business Cycle Implications of Internal Consumption Habit for New Keynesian Models.” These topics range from solving the baseline new Keynesian dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (NKDSGE) model, estimating the structural...
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In a preceding paper, we proved the discrete compactness properties of Rellich type for some 2D discontinuous Galerkin finite element methods (DGFEM), that is, the strong L2 convergence of some subfamily of finite element functions bounded in an H1-like mesh-dependent norm. In this note, we will...
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We present a classification of all stationary subgame perfect equilibria of the random proposer model for a three-person cooperative game according to the level of efficiency. The efficiency level is characterized by the number of "central" players who join all equilibrium coalitions. The...
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Irreducible exchange economies in which consumers’ preferences are satiable and non-ordered are considered. A general existence theorem of dividend quasi-equilibrium is proved and by the theorem the existence of Walras equilibrium is proved under weak assumptions of non-satiation.
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We present a formulation of the hybridized DGFEM with lifting operator for the plane elasticity problem. To validate the formulation, we establish an inequality of the Korn type by following the method of proof due to Brenner [Math. Comp., 73 (2004), 1067–1087]. Using the inequality, we can...
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In 2004, Japan abolished part of its spousal exemption regulations. This paper examines, on theoretical and empirical levels, the effects of this tax reform on the income of married women, allowing for heterogeneous effects across income distribution. The empirical results from quantile...
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