Multiple Choice
The three components of any DSGE model are:
A) endogenous variables, shocks, and economic "features."
B) TFP, the Solow residual, and Cobb-Douglas production.
C) labor supply, demand, and the real wage.
D) exogenous variables, endogenous variables, and normal variables.
E) interest rates, inflation, and unemployment.
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