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We extend here our earlier work (Laroque-Salanié, 1989) and propose a dynamic simulated pseudo-maximum likelihood method to deal with a very general class of dynamic non-linear models, including models with lagged latent variables. We test this method on Monte Carlo-generated data for a canonical disequilibrium model. It appears to provide very satisfactory estimates at little computational cost. However, accurate estimation of the standard errors of the estimates may require some care in non-differentiable models.
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