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Mathematical Economics

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Introduction to Dynamic Optimization

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In order to solve the optimization program we need first

to find the first-order conditions

• We construct the Hamiltonian function

where

is a Lagrange multiplier

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• We take the derivative of the Hamiltonian with

respect to the control variable and set it to 0

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• We take the derivative of the Hamiltonian with

respect to the state variable and set it to equal

the negative of the derivative of the Lagrange

multiplier with respect to time

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Transversality condition

• Infinite horizons with f of the form

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• It may happen that the dynamic optimization problem contains more than one control variable and more than one state variable. In that case we need an equation of motion for each state variable. To write the first-order conditions, the algorithm specified above should be modified in the following way:

• The Hamiltonian includes the right-hand side of each equation of motion times the corresponding multiplier.

• We take the derivative of the Hamiltonian with respect to each control variable and set it to 0.

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