[Scilab-users] Simulation of static general equilbiirum model

[Eric Dubois]

I suspect that your problem has data with too different orders of magnitude.

Indeed, when I calaulate the numerical Jacobian at your satrting values, it
has eigen values with a ratio of more than a million: in econometric tets
you have a huge multiocolinaeraity problem.

Check what happens if you redefine your problem so that variables have the
same order of magnitude.

Éric.

2014-09-28 18:00 GMT+02:00 Mathseco <rashmi.19 at gmail.com>:

> @ Eric : I changed the equations as u told it shld be written... I checked
> my
> manual solution too, the function is coming to be zero.
> There is one more thing..in this case, since i have worked out manual
> solution,so i know the guesstimates for my all 8 endogenous variables so i
> put those as argument in the function fsolve..but if i put some other
> values
> which are not close to the solutions then it is showing error....
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