Titlebook: Applied Decision Analysis and Economic Behaviour; A. J. Hughes Hallett Book 1984 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dordrecht 1984 calculus.dyna

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The Evaluation of Historical Policy Via Optimal Control Techniques. Although it is possible to ‘evaluate’ policies in an informal, purely descriptive sense, any formal evaluation must include the specification of targets, or goals, and a scheme for assessing performance toward those goals.

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Applied Decision Analysis and Economic Behaviour978-94-009-6161-6Series ISSN 1570-5811 Series E-ISSN 2214-7977

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English for Personal Assistantsissue which has received much attention during the last decade is how random disturbances in the model equations will affect optimal policies. Another issue and one which seems to have been overlooked is the effects of coefficient estimates of different refinement on the determination of optimal policies.

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English for Personal Assistantsal choice of trade-off between them has been investigated by a number of authors. The earliest studies, conducted in the mid 1960’s were purely static; see, for example, Lipsey (1965) and Brechling (1968). Subsequently, the analysis was extended to a dynamic context on the assumption that inflationa

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Giving presentations with impact,nclusion is incorrect. The presence of rational expectations on the part of the public merely requires that policy makers solve a more sophisticated control problem, as we demonstrate below. Section 2 reviews the problem of the ‘inconsistency’ of optimal policies in a world of rational expectations.

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