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– M_.ramsey_orig_endo_nbr is the number of endogenous variables in the model present just before adding the Lagrange multipliers and computing the Ramsey FOC; it is by construction equal to the number of equations that will be added by the process of computing the FOCs – M_.ramsey_orig_eq_nbr is the number of equations in the model present just before adding the Lagrange multipliers and computing the Ramsey FOC; it is by construction equal to the number of Lagrange multipliers that will be added by the process of computing the FOCs Note that both may be greater than the number of endogenous/equations written by the user, because some auxiliary variables may have already been added. Also note that the number of policy instruments in M_.ramsey_orig_endo_nbr − M_.ramsey_orig_eq_nbr As a consequence, drop M_.ramsey_eq_nbr (which was actually equal to M_.ramsey_orig_endo_nbr) and M_.orig_eq_nbr (which was actually equal to M_.ramsey_orig_eq_nbr, but would also be set in the non-Ramsey case). The new names are clearer.
Sébastien Villemot authored– M_.ramsey_orig_endo_nbr is the number of endogenous variables in the model present just before adding the Lagrange multipliers and computing the Ramsey FOC; it is by construction equal to the number of equations that will be added by the process of computing the FOCs – M_.ramsey_orig_eq_nbr is the number of equations in the model present just before adding the Lagrange multipliers and computing the Ramsey FOC; it is by construction equal to the number of Lagrange multipliers that will be added by the process of computing the FOCs Note that both may be greater than the number of endogenous/equations written by the user, because some auxiliary variables may have already been added. Also note that the number of policy instruments in M_.ramsey_orig_endo_nbr − M_.ramsey_orig_eq_nbr As a consequence, drop M_.ramsey_eq_nbr (which was actually equal to M_.ramsey_orig_endo_nbr) and M_.orig_eq_nbr (which was actually equal to M_.ramsey_orig_eq_nbr, but would also be set in the non-Ramsey case). The new names are clearer.