Recursive_Macroeconomic_Theory

Contents
Acknowledgements xix
Preface to the third edition xx
Part I: The imperialism of recursive methods
1. Overview 3
1.1. Warning. 1.2. A common ancestor. 1.3. The savings problem.
1.3.1. Linear quadratic permanent income theory. 1.3.2. Precautionary
saving. 1.3.3. Complete markets, insurance, and the distribution of
wealth. 1.3.4. Bewley models. 1.3.5. History dependence in standard
consumption models. 1.3.6. Growth theory. 1.3.7. Limiting results from
dynamic optimal taxation. 1.3.8. Asset pricing. 1.3.9. Multiple assets.
1.4. Recursive methods. 1.4.1. Methodology: dynamic programming
issues a challenge. 1.4.2. Dynamic programming challenged. 1.4.3. Imperialistic
response of dynamic programming. 1.4.4. History dependence
and “dynamic programming squared”. 1.4.5. Dynamic principal-agent
problems. 1.4.6. More applications.

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