We consider the following maximization problem
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We use technology shock that is a random process and add labor. That is
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where
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We consider the following Bellman equation
We start from E[V0|theta]=0 and kf=0 that are the same as before.
We have a set of FOCfs with respect to kf and l as well.
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We set kf=0 initially.
FOC w.r.t. l is
that is always the same while kf is changing inside. That is
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That is
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Since
and kf=0
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We can express it as
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That is
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Since ![]()
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FOC w.r.t. kf is
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that is similar to the case without labor
except
. So we have
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FOC w.r.t. l is
that is always the same
while kf is changing. In this case, plugging kf into this
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That is
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Arranging the first term on the right hand side, we get
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In term of k and theta, we can express it as
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We can express it as
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that is the same as the case without labor.
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That is
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FOC w.r.t. kf is
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that is similar to the case without labor
except
. So we have
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FOC w.r.t. l is
that is always the same
while kf is changing. In this case, plugging kf into this
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That is
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Arranging the first term on the right hand side, we get
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In term of k and theta, we can express it as
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We can express it as
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that is exactly the same form as that without labor.
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We go on and we can generalize in the limit.
Policy functions of kf and l are
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That is going to be a
constant

that does not depend on
k.
when j=n.
That is going to be
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Value function would be
where
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Here, we can regard
in the limit so
we rewrite it as
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where c2 and c3 are the same as what we got yesterday without labor.