The Composition of Government Spending and the Real Exchange Rate



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GALSTYAN AND LANE

Appendix A: Benchmark Steady State

In the benchmark steady state, labor is distributed between the sectors according to

LT=—αL(1 - γ  L

αL(1 γ) + βLγ


LN =


βL Y     L

αL(1 - Y)+ βLY


The relative price of non-traded goods is


PN =


1   1-βL-βκ αZ βZ 1-βK

ηLN 1-βK Z 1-ακ  1-βK


. K'    ακ βκ       -βi

where η = αLακ αK r 1-αK 1-βκ β-1βκ eK

Capital is distributed between the sectors as follows

{(KL LαL Z αZ -~ αK1-ι

KT =     T----

r


(A.1)

(A.2)

(A.3)

(A.4)


-

KN = PN


1
βK-1


βκ lNl Zβz !  βK1-1

r


(A.5)


In the benchmark steady state, the levels of consumption of traded and nontraded
goods are equal to the respective outputs and are given by

CT = YT = ZαZLTαLKTαK

(A.6)


CN = YN = ZβZLβNLKNβK                     (A.7)

where we normalise AT = AN = 1 and we assume a zero depreciation rate such that the
steady state levels of private and public investment are zero.



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