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2 ,,,,,,,, ( ),, :, ;,,,,,,,, (Samuelson,1958) (Diamond,1965),, t t + 1,, t : U = u c 1 t + u c 2 t + 1,u > 0,u < 0 (1) U ;c 1 t c t t t + 1, ;, (0,1) ;u u : c 1 t + s t = w t (2) c 2 t + 1 = (1 + r t + 1 ) s t (3) s t w t r t + 1 t t + 1, : y t = f (k,l t ),f 1 > 0,f 2 > 0,f 11 < 0,f 22 < 0 (4) y t k t l t t ;f 1 f 2,f 11 f 22,, r t = f 1 (k t,l t ) w t = f 2 (k t,l t ), t,,, k t + i + 1 = (n t + i / n t ) s t + i, l t + i = n t + i / n t, n t + i t + i, t + i,i, (2) (3) : c 1 t + s t = f 2 [ (n t - 1 / n t ) s t - 1,1 ] (5) c 2 t + 1 = f 1 (s t,n t + 1 / n t ) s t (6) s t - 1,n t n t + 1, (5) (6) (1),,, % (Aschauer,1989), , 25
3 :, t d t, t + 1 (1 + r t + 1 ) d t, (5) (6) : c 1 t + s t + d t = f 2 [ (n t - 1 / n t ) s t - 1,1 ] (7) c 2 t + 1 = f 1 (s t,n t + 1 / n t ) (s t + d t ) (8) (8),, d t s t, d t d t,, t d t, t, (7), (8) : c 2 t + 1 = f 1 (s t,n t + 1 / n t ) s t + (n t + 1 / n t ) d t (9) (9),,,, (Munnell,1974) ( Feldstein,1974) ( Kotlikoff,1979) (Beinheim and Levin,1989),,,, 1997,, (,1999 ;,1999), 28 %, 11 %, ; 17 %,,, 1 1 d, 1,, 2 1 1, n 2, 1 : max u (c 1 1) + u (c 2 2) s. t. c s + d = f 2 (k,1) (10) (Blanchard and Fischer,1989) (2000),,,, 1,, 26
4 c 2 2 = f 1 (s,n) s s k 1, 1,, f 1 (k t,l t ) k t / y t =, (10) 2 : c 2 2 = f (s,n) (11) (11) , : u (c 1 1) u (c 2 2) = f 1 (s,n) (12) (12) (11) (12) (10) 1, 1,,,, f 12 (s,n) = f 2 (s,n) / s > 0, (12), 2 ( ) 1, (12), : 1 : ( ) 1, 2 ( ) ; 1, 2 : (12) : sgn ds = sgn 1 + f1 (s,n) f (s,n) u c dn f 12 (s,n) u c 2 (13) 2 sgn = - u (c) / u (c) c, ( ) f 1 (s,n) f 2 (s,n) / f 12 (s,n) = c 2 2, (13) : sgn ds dn = sgn 1-1 (14) 1 1, 2 n 1 n, 1, 1,, (12), 1 1, w r (10) f 2 (s,n) f 1 (s,n),, : u c1 1 u c 2 2 (14) = r (15), (15) 27
5 : (15), : 2 : ( ) 1, ( ) ; 1, : (15) : sgn ds 1 = sgn 1 - dr (16) 2 2, f 12 (s,n) > 0, n ( ),,, 1 2 1, (Mankiw,1981 ;Mankiw et al.,1985) ( Hansen and Singleton,1983) ( Hall,1988), ,,,,, (y/ l) d (y/ l) / dk > 0,,, ( ),,, (CRRA) 2 (CD) c1 - : u (c) = 1 - f (k,l) = k l 1-0,1/ ; 0, ; 1 - ; (0,1) (12),, f (k,l) (10) f 2 (k,l), 1, d c 1 1 = c 1 2 = [f (k,l) - s]/ 2, 1, 30, 1313 % 3 1, f ( k,1) 1, k ,, ,,n 015, n 0175, = , 1 1, 2 25 %, 2 3 ( 1113 ) 2 (16) (17) (18) 2, (Blanchard and Fischer,1989) 1,, 28
6 %, 5 8 ( 2181 ),,,, 1 ( ) ( : %) n = 3 = 5 = = = = : = 0. 9 = 014 -,, ( ),,,, (Leijonhufvud,1967) : i = i (r),i < 0 (19) s = s(r),s > 0 (20) i s,r,,,, (19) (20),,,,,,,?, ( Stiglitz and Weiss,1981) (Bernanke and Gertler,1989) ( Kiyotaki and Moore,1997), ( ),,,,, (Cooper and John,1988), ( Keynes,1936),,,,, ( ),,,, (19) (10), r (10) f 1 (s,n), (20) 29
7 :,,,,,,, ,1994, 1995,, 1998, 9000,,, 2,,,,,, (,1999),,,, 2 ( :10 ) : (1999), (1999),,,,,,,,, % 3 2 3,10 % 113,,,,,, 30
8 ( ) ( : %) N = 3 = 5 = = = = : = = = ,,,,, :,,, :,,,,,,,,,, R &D (Lucas,1988 ; Romer,1990), R &D,,,,,,, ( ), (,1999),, R &D,,, R &D, ( Krugman, 1979 ; Grossman and Helpman,1991),, ( ),, 31
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