The Composition of Government Spending and the Real Exchange Rate



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Appendix B: Sectoral Equations of Motion


The equations governing sectoral output and consumption behaviour are given by


1

YT = —At
α
L


βL Y
a
L,(1 - γ) + β LY


rB + [GGN - (GTŋ


+ aZ Z
αL


YN = An + βK At +
α
L


aL(βK + βL)(1 - γ)
a
L(1 - Y) + βLY


rB + [G N G τ ]J +


aZβK + aLβZ Z
a
L


*

C^N


ɪ , +   aL(1 - γ )

aL     aL (1 - Y) + βLY


rB — [G τ +


βLY
aL,(1
γ)


ʌ
gGt ]


+ aZ Z
aL


aL(βK + βL)(1 - γ)    ^ [Λ .

aL (1 Y) + βLY Г - [Gt +

+An + βK At + az βK + aLβz Z
aL         aL


aL(1 - βK - βL)(1 - Y) + βLyG ]
aL(βL + βK )(1 Y)       N]


(B.1)

(B.2)

(B.3)

(B.4)




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