This paper deals with the solutions to macroeconomic models with rational expectations. A first purpose is to demonstrate that two forms of the efficient-market equation commonly used in the literature may be treated as approximations of the same general equation, of different orders with respect to perturbative forces of the market. Second aim is to show how the perturbative terms can be given explicit forms. Finally, the paper addresses the question of finding contributions which can concur to explain the phenomenon usually referred to as stock price volatility.
On the solutions in rational expectations models
BRAGLIA, MARCELLO
1993-01-01
Abstract
This paper deals with the solutions to macroeconomic models with rational expectations. A first purpose is to demonstrate that two forms of the efficient-market equation commonly used in the literature may be treated as approximations of the same general equation, of different orders with respect to perturbative forces of the market. Second aim is to show how the perturbative terms can be given explicit forms. Finally, the paper addresses the question of finding contributions which can concur to explain the phenomenon usually referred to as stock price volatility.File in questo prodotto:
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