Lecture 16: Fixed-point arguments. Meeting the overlapping-generations models.

Overlapping generations models have become a workhorse in dynamic economics. They prove useful in settings where the problems can be formulated as ones involving multiple generations living together. Note that Lucas’ celebrated 1972 paper entitled ‘Expectations and the neutrality of money’ is also a model of this kind—agents live for two periods, they are youngContinue reading “Lecture 16: Fixed-point arguments. Meeting the overlapping-generations models.”