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Learning In Economic Systems With Expectations Feedback 2006th Edition Wenzelburger

Name: Learning In Economic Systems With Expectations Feedback 2006th Edition Wenzelburger
SKU: BELL-33339892
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Learning In Economic Systems With Expectations Feedback 2006th Edition Wenzelburger instant download after payment.

Publisher: Springer

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.92 MB

Pages: 186

Author: Wenzelburger, Jan

ISBN: 9783540243229, 3540243224

Language: English

Year: 2006

Edition: 2006

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Learning In Economic Systems With Expectations Feedback 2006th Edition Wenzelburger by Wenzelburger, Jan 9783540243229, 3540243224 instant download after payment.

Recently economists have more and more focussed on scenarios in which agents' views of the world may be erroneous. These notes introduce the concept of perfect forecasting rules which provide best least-squares predictions along the evolution of an economic system. The framework for nonparametric adaptive learning schemes is developed and it is argued that plausible learning schemes should aim at estimating a perfect forecasting rule taking into account the correct feedback structure of an economy. A link is provided between the traditional rational-expectations view and recent behavioristic approaches.