dynare/tests/optimal_policy/neo_growth_ramsey_k_order.mod

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/*
* Copyright © 2021 Dynare Team
*
* This file is part of Dynare.
*
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*/
/*
* This file computes a kth-order approximation of the neo-classical growth model.
* It assesses the conditional welfare and the derivatives of the felicity and welfare functions computed by the k_order_welfare function
* and compares them to a by-hand assessment stemming from the results the model neo_growth_k_order.mod incur.
*/
@#include "neo_growth_ramsey_common.inc"
shocks;
var e;
stderr 1;
end;
stoch_simul(order=6, irf=0);
evaluate_planner_objective(periods=10000,drop=1000);
[W_dynpp] = k_order_welfare(oo_.dr, M_, options_);
if ~exist(['neo_growth_k_order' filesep 'Output' filesep 'neo_growth_k_order_results.mat'],'file');
error('neo_growth_k_order must be run first');
end;
oo = load(['neo_growth_k_order' filesep 'Output' filesep 'neo_growth_k_order_results'],'oo_');
M = load(['neo_growth_k_order' filesep 'Output' filesep 'neo_growth_k_order_results'],'M_');
options = load(['neo_growth_k_order' filesep 'Output' filesep 'neo_growth_k_order_results'],'options_');
ind_W = strmatch('W', M.M_.endo_names,'exact');
err = -1e6;
for i = 1:options_.order
field_W = strcat('W_', num2str(i));
g_i = eval(strcat('oo.oo_.dr.g_', num2str(i)));
tmp_err = max(W_dynpp.(field_W) - g_i(ind_W, :));
err = max(err, tmp_err);
end
if err > 1e-10;
error('Inaccurate assessment of the derivatives of the welfare function');
end;