Robust control of forward-looking models

Article Abstract:

The ways in which robust Ramsey plans for linear models with forward-looking private agents is discussed. The concerns about misspecification and the desires for robustness to consumers and firms are examined.

Models, Economics, Economic theory, Ramsey theory

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Did sunspot forces cause the Great Depression?

Article Abstract:

The great economic depression that occurred in the United States from 1929 to 1934 and its reasons are analyzed using equilibrium functions.

Causes of, Equilibrium (Economics)

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The role of preference shocks and capital utilization in the Great Depression

Article Abstract:

A study examines use of capital during the Great Depression and its impact on increasing production and the consequent economic recovery.

Economic aspects, Capital

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