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## Overview
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In this lecture we will study the time path of inventories for firms that
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In this lecture, we will study the time path of inventories for firms that
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follow so-called s-S inventory dynamics.
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Such firms
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1. wait until inventory falls below some level $s$ and then
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2. order sufficient quantities to bring their inventory back up to capacity $S$.
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These kinds of policies are common in practice and also optimal in certain circumstances.
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These kinds of policies are common in practice and are also optimal in certain circumstances.
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A review of early literature and some macroeconomic implications can be found in {cite}`caplin1985variability`.
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Here our main aim is to learn more about simulation, time series and Markov dynamics.
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Here, our main aim is to learn more about simulation, time series, and Markov dynamics.
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While our Markov environment and many of the concepts we consider are related to those found in our lecture {doc}`<finite_markov>`, the state space is a continuum in the current application.
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## Sample Paths
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## Sample paths
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Consider a firm with inventory $X_t$.
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## Marginal Distributions
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## Marginal distributions
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Now let’s look at the marginal distribution $\psi_T$ of $X_T$ for some
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