[Scilab-users] Simulation of static general equilbiirum model

[Eric Dubois]

Hi.

fsolve solves f(x)=0 where f is your function. So you have to remove the
'=0' from your function.

Éric.

PS : in a function the '=' is used to define the value of a variable in the
lhs.


2014-09-27 18:11 GMT+02:00 Mathseco <rashmi.19 at gmail.com>:

> I tried to write a function solve_m on my own but not getting it right and
> getting lot of errors...
> I have 8 endogenous variables i.e.w,ws,X,Y,alx,aly,asx,asy...
>
> function [w,ws,X,Y,alx,aly,asx,asy]=Solve_m(L,S,Px,Py,t,alpha,beeta,A,B)
>    alx-(1/(A*(ws/w)*(alpha/(1-alpha)))^(alpha-1))=0;
> asx-1/(A*(ws/w)*(alpha/(1-alpha)))^(alpha)=0;
> aly-(1/(B*(ws/w)*(beeta/(1-beeta)))^(beeta-1))=0;
> asy-(1/(B*(ws/w)*(beeta/(1-beeta)))^(beeta))=0;
>     Px-((alx*w)+(asx*ws))=0;
> Py-(((aly*w)+(asy*ws))/(1+t))=0;
> L-((alx*X)+(aly*Y))=0;
> S-((asx*X)+(asy*Y))=0;
> endfunction
>
> Then i called function Solve_m() by providing all the values for exogenous
> variables...But m getting error Warning: obsolete use of '=' instead of
> '=='.
>     Px-((alx*w)+(asx*ws))=0;
>                            !
> at line       3 of function Solve_m                  called by :
> endfunction
>
> Can you help where am making mistake ?
>
> Thanks
>
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