[Scilab-users] Simulation of static general equilbiirum model

[Eric Dubois]

For instance, suppose you have the very simple model:

log(c)=a*log(R)+b*un
R=c*C+G

c and R are your endogenous variables, un and G your exogenosu ones.

Then define the function:
function resid=model(param)

resid(1)=log(param(1))-a*log(param(2))-b*un
resid(2)=param(2)-c*param(1)-G

endfunction

provided that un and G are the values of your exogenous variables at the
simulation date and that you have guesstimate of 100 and 110 for C and R ,
then
x=fsolve([100;110],model)
should do the trick

Help fsolve for more details on the working of fsolve.

Eric.

2014-09-27 16:33 GMT+02:00 Mathseco <rashmi.19 at gmail.com>:

> could you please elaborate little more on how can i apply fsolve function
> here as I am a beginner in scilab?? Thanks
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