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How can I find the value of k(subscript t+1) for periods t=1...50? - maeva - Nov-06-2021
Hello,
I know that:
k(subscript t+1)= (1−δ)k(subscript t) + s[k^(θ)(subscript t)]
s=0.08
δ=0.3
θ= 0.35
k(subscript 0)=2.5
(δ,s,θ) = (0.08,0.3,0.35) k=2.5 K = (1-δ)*k+s*k**θ print (K)I want to calculate the value of k for periods 1,...,50
Of course, the result of my code is only for k(subscript 1).
Can you help me understand how I can find the values up to k(subscript 50)?
RE: How can I find the value of k(subscript t+1) for periods t=1...50? - Gribouillis - Nov-06-2021
Use a "for" loop to compute the sequence
>>> delta, s, theta = 0.08, 0.3, 0.35
>>> k = 2.5
>>> for i in range(10):
... k = (1 - delta) * k + s * k ** theta
... print(f"{i:3d}: {k}")
...
0: 2.7134283534178376
1: 2.9218081528946036
2: 3.124679201001941
3: 3.321700371622801
4: 3.512629012329435
5: 3.69730401824454
6: 3.8756318212738003
7: 4.04757472314622
8: 4.2131411328686434
9: 4.372377365759764
>>>
RE: How can I find the value of k(subscript t+1) for periods t=1...50? - maeva - Nov-07-2021
Thank you!
And what is a cvs-file in python 3? How can I write the value of k for periods 0,...,50 into a a csv-file named capital.csv?