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I'm confused -- maybe somehow I screwed up the merge process, but as I was making some minor edits to the notebook I noticed that the derivations in the case where dividends are a geometric random walk with drift are wrong.
The right formulas are in the edits you made to the LucasAssetPrice notebook.
The formulas in the notebook end up with a constant ratio of P to $d^{\rho}$ which can't be right because the model is homothetic. Then there is a comparison of the numerical to the analytical solution, showing a nonlinear relationship between price and dividend. Again, that can't be (whether it's solved analytically or numerically).
Could you fix it to be consistent with the lecture notes?
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Mateo,
I'm confused -- maybe somehow I screwed up the merge process, but as I was making some minor edits to the notebook I noticed that the derivations in the case where dividends are a geometric random walk with drift are wrong.
The right formulas are in the edits you made to the LucasAssetPrice notebook.
The formulas in the notebook end up with a constant ratio of P to$d^{\rho}$ which can't be right because the model is homothetic. Then there is a comparison of the numerical to the analytical solution, showing a nonlinear relationship between price and dividend. Again, that can't be (whether it's solved analytically or numerically).
Could you fix it to be consistent with the lecture notes?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: