We consider the following maximization problem
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where we assume that
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and
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where
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We convert it into the following Bellman equation
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We firstly guess the policy function as
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We then calculate the value of k at time t in terms of the value of k at time 0.
for some
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where
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and
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starting from
and
when t=1 for
some
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We can regard it as
for some
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The rest is almost the same as what we did yesterday.
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That
is
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Thus
that we calculate this beforehand.
We then consider two period problem in Bellman equation
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That is
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FOC w.r.t. k’ is
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Thus
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On the other hand, FOC w.r.t.
is
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Plugging the result of k’ above into this FOC, we get
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Thus
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that does not depend on technology change and its corresponding random process.
Plugging it back to k’, we get
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or
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That’s all in one iteration.