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Bergmann, Philip: Essays on Energy in Macroeconomic Models. 2019
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Introduction
Oil Price Shocks and GDP Growth
Introduction
Effects of Oil Price Changes on Economic Growth
Symmetric and linear effects of oil prices
Asymmetric and nonlinear effects of oil prices
Historical Development of Oil Shares
Methodology and Data
Symmetric linear model
Asymmetric nonlinear model
Oil share as moderator
Empirical Results and Discussion
Classification of oil-importing vs. oil-exporting country
Model selection
Granger causality and response to price shock
Granger causality with moderator effects
Conclusion
Definition of Variables
Additional Figures and Tables
Durable Goods and Energy in RBC
Introduction
Energy and Resources in Macroeconomic Models
Model
Households
Final good production
Energy sector
Fossil resource sector
Renewable resource sector
Market clearing
Competitive Equilibrium
Calibration and Estimation of Parameters
Data and estimation methodology
Calibration
Estimation methodology
Prior parameters
Posterior parameters
Numerical Results
Dynamic Results
Shock to TFP in the final good sector
Shock to TFP in the energy sector
Shock to TFP in the fossil energy sector
Shock to TFP in the renewable energy sector
Shock to finite reserve stocks
Shock Decomposition
Variance decomposition
Historical decomposition
Robustness
Conclusion
Model Overview
Bayesian Estimation
Priors and Posteriors Distributions
Derivation of Business Cycles
Estimation Results of Model with Replenishment
Variance Decomposition
Baseline model
Model with replenishment
Additional IRFs of Shocks in Consumer Taste
Mathematical Appendix
Overall concavity
Optimization
Steady states
Log-linearized equations
Calibration
Calibration of steady states in primary energy mining
Heterogeneity in an RBC Model with Durable Goods and Energy
Introduction
Theoretical Literature on Inequality
Model
Ricardian households
Rule-of-thumb households
Production sector
Market clearing
Competitive Equilibrium
Households
Production sector
Solution methods for capital stock
Calibration & Determination of Law of Motion of Aggregated Capital
Calibration of shocks
Law of motion of aggregated capital
Results
Simulated moments
Impulse response functions
Inequality
Sensitivity Analysis
Policy Implication Through Taxation
Conclusion
Additional Figures and Tables
Accuracy Checks
Mathematical Appendix
Optimization
Steady states
Log-linearized equations
Calibration