This paper analyzes the macroeconomic policies of Taiwan since 1980, to set the framework in which trade and industrial policy took place.

This paper explores how costly price adjustment and strategic interaction may cause a leader-follower configuration to arise. While most imperfect models predict that price-setters will synchronize their moves, we show that leadership generates stable staggering.

In this paper, we investigate the magnitude of errors that come about as a consequence of using a linear approximation to a well-known optimising model. We do this by taking a calibrated version of the neoclassical adjustment-cost model of investment due to Hayashi (1982).

We establish necessary conditions of optimality for problems of optimal control Theory in the discrete time framework with infinite horizon. Our necessary conditions are in the form of Pontryagin principles. We treat smooth and partially nonsmooth settings, without concavity. A strong motivation...

In this paper we use an experimental approach to study the decisions of human subjects who are given cash incentives to solve a particular representative agent dynamic model widely studied in macroeconomics. In a representative agent dynamic model, an economy is modelled as a single decision...