Quadrature-Based Methods for Obtaining Approximate Solutions to Nonlinear Asset Pricing Models
George Tauchen, Robert Hussey
Abstract
George Tauchen, Robert Hussey
Abstract
This paper develops a discrete state space solution method for a class of nonlinear rational expectations models. The method works by using numerical quadrature rules to approximate the integral operators that arise in stochastic intertemporal models. It is particularly useful for approximating asset pricing models and has potential applications in other problems as well. An empirical application uses the method to study the relationship between the risk premium and the conditional variability of the equity returns under ARCH endowment processes. Copyright 1991 by The Econometric Society.
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This paper develops a discrete state space solution method for a class of nonlinear rational expectations models. The method works by using numerical quadrature rules to approximate the integral operators that arise in stochastic intertemporal models. It is particularly useful for approximating asset pricing models and has potential applications in other problems as well. An empirical application uses the method to study the relationship between the risk premium and the conditional variability of the equity returns under ARCH endowment processes. Copyright 1991 by The Econometric Society.
Key concepts: Quadrature (astronomy), Nonlinear system, Capital asset pricing model, Applied mathematics, Econometrics, Economics, Mathematics, Mathematical optimization