Computational Methods for the Study of Dynamic Economies

Author: Ramon Marimon, Andrew Scott
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ISBN: 0199248273
Publisher: Oxford Press (December, 2001)
Sales Rank: 399,322
Average Customer Rating: 3.67 out of 5

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Rating: 1 out of 5
not well-written
I need to do some parameterized expectation work. I read Chapter 7. It is not well-written. The authors first introduce the general framework, and then introduce a series of examples. People would be stuck at the general framework part. They don't know WHY do we do that.

A better way to introduce this method would be to use one or two completely worked out examples, paying particular attention to explain the ideas behind doing what we are doing. This way people will know the ideas behind the method, even though not necessarily the general framework (who need to know the general framework anyway?) Then introduce the general framework, and more examples.


Rating: 5 out of 5
I agree
with the reviewer from Chile. This is a very good book covering a fairly wide range of material at a level that is surprisingly accessible. It is well edited, and makes solid use of the internet to provide programs for buyers to download and try for themselves. Highly recommended.


Rating: 5 out of 5
A complete survey of how to solve dynamic economies
This book has the merit of collecting many major recent contributions from authors that continuosly make serious research in numerical and computational methods of solving the now basic problems we face in macroeconomics principally (but that serves in other areas in economics too), that put them in a simple theoretic and practical way for the economist. It perfectly serves as an introductory book for graduate studies in this area and as an complete reference book for further research.

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