Impulse control with random reaction periods: A central bank intervention problem
We model an impulse control problem when the controller’s action affects the state as well as the dynamics of the state process for a random amount of time. We apply our model to solve a central bank intervention problem in the foreign exchange market when the market observes and reacts to the bank’...
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