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Rational Expectations Econometrics

This resource delves into the concept of rational expectations in econometrics, drawing on insights and examples provided by Miles Kimball. It explains how rational expectations theory suggests that individuals use all available information to form forecasts about the future. The implications for economic modeling and policy analysis are explored through various examples, highlighting the significance of this approach in understanding economic behavior and decision-making processes.

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Rational Expectations Econometrics

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  1. Rational Expectations Econometrics Examples Miles Kimball

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