Consistent expectations and misspecification in stochastic non-linear economics

Article Abstract:

A study on non-linear stochastic model of economic forecasting and rational expectations hypothesis is presented. The effects of misspecification on the stochastic non-linear economy model are also assessed.

Methods, Analysis, Usage, Economic forecasting, Stochastic processes, Rational expectations (Economics)

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Effects of inflation on wealth distribution: do stock market participation fees and capital income taxation matter?

Article Abstract:

Wealth distribution scenarios during inflation and the role of stock markets in this is discussed.

Evaluation, Inflation (Finance), Distribution (Economics), Wealth, Stock markets, Stock market, Inflation (Economics), Distribution of wealth

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