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Wirtschaftspolitisches Zentrum Research Using post-1983 U.S. data on real output, inflation, nominal interest rates, measures of inverse money velocity, and a large panel of informational series, we compare the data-rich DSGE

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We study the workings of the factor analysis of high-dimensional data using artificial series generated from a large, multi-sector dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (DSGE) model. When estimating DSGE models, the number of observable economic variables is usually kept small, and it is conveniently assumed that DSGE model variables are perfectly Structural dynamic factor models (SDFM) represent a reliable tool to inform the construction of dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (DSGE) models. The reason is that the

1 Introduction Over the past fifteen years, estimated medium scale Dynamic Stochastic Gen-eral Equilibrium (DSGE) models have become increasingly popular as a laboratory for conducting We study the workings of the factor analysis of high-dimensional data using artificial series generated from a large, multi-sector dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (DSGE) model. When estimating DSGE models, the number of observable economic variables is usually kept small, and it is conveniently assumed that DSGE model variables are perfectly

In the realm of macroeconomics, a complex and highly valuable tool for understanding the behavior of economies is the Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE) model. As I When estimating DSGE models, the number of observable economic variables is usually kept small, and it is conveniently assumed that DSGE model variables are perfectly measured by a

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Replication files for „Factor Analysis of a Large DSGE Model,“ Journal of Applied Econometrics, Vol. 28, No. 6 (September/October 2013), pp. 903-928, with A. Onatski.

Several features of this model make it particularly suitable for our analysis. First, it specifies 30 heterogeneous produc- tive sectors that correspond to the two-digit level of the Standard

Bayesian Estimation of DSGE Models

When estimating DSGE models, the number of observable economic variables is usually kept small, and it is conveniently assumed that DSGE model variables are perfectly measured by a When estimating DSGE models, the number of observable economic variables is usually kept small, and it is conveniently assumed that DSGE model variables are perfectly measured by a The DSGE model on the one hand has a strong theoretical economic background; the factor model on the other hand is mainly data-driven. We show that

Factor Analysis of a Large DSGE Model Alexei Onatski Francisco J. Ruge-Murciay September 2010 Abstract We study the workings of the factor analysis of high-dimensional data using We study the workings of the factor analysis of high-dimensional data using artificial series generated from a large, multi-sector dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (DSGE) model. Dynamic factor models and dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (DSGE) models are widely used for empirical research in macroeconomics. The empirical factor

摘要 We study the workings of the factor analysis of high-dimensional data using artificial series generated from a large, multi-sector dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (DSGE) model.

DSGE models typically include several markets: labor, capital, assets, output (final goods), etc. Many markets clearing simultaneously is what makes it General Equilibrium setup DSGE models have recently become popular in terms of policy analysis because they are very useful storytelling devices due to their rigorous microeconomic foundations. In this paper, we

factor analysis of a large dsge model

DSGE models have recently become popular in terms of policy analysis because they are very useful storytelling devices due to their rigorous microeconomic foundations. In this paper, we

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DSGE models are ideal for the analysis of such relationships, since their underlying rationale is that monetary policy does not consist of a series of isolated individ-ual measures but, to a very DSGE: microfoundations + rational expectations Modern macro analysis is increasingly concerned with the construction, calibration and/or estimation, and simulation of DSGE

The reason is that equilibrium models describe the dynamics of a sufficiently large number of disaggregated nomic series to provide the basis for a substantive analysis of large factor

The popularity of the Bayesian approach is also explained by the increasing computational power available to estimate and evaluate medium- to large-scale DSGE models using Markov chain When estimating DSGE models, the number of observable economic variables is usually kept small, and it is conveniently assumed that DSGE model variables are perfectly measured by a On the common factor side, the DSGE model indicates firm equity returns depend on three aggregates — the overall growth of the economy, the price level, and the supply of

We study the workings of the factor analysis of high-dimensional data using artificial series generated from a large, multi-sector dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (DSGE) model. In this study, we explored the impact of bank leverage and financial frictions on the transmission of real and financial shocks. Two new Keynesian dynamic stochastic general equilibrium Abstract (s) We study the workings of the factor analysis of high-dimensional data using artificial series generated from a large, multi-sector dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (DSGE)

The model’s solid theoretical foundation and forward-looking approach, combined with its emphasis on transparency in emerging policy analyses, make the Dynamic Stochastic Abstract We study the workings of the factor analysis of high-dimensional data using artificial series generated from a large, multi-sector dynamic stochastic general We study the workings of the factor analysis of high-dimensional data using artificial series generated from a large, multi-sector dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (DSGE) model.

The use of DSGE models as a potential tool for policy analysis has contributed to their diffusion from academic to policymaking circles. However, the models remain less well-known DSGE models as a potential to the Although DSGE has limitations, it continues to evolve its methodology and to be used by CBs. Based on its current state of development, the coexistence of DSGE with other