[ak_aiyagari] Fix inconsistent household reference (hh → household)#706
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[ak_aiyagari] Fix inconsistent household reference (hh → household)#706sudayuga wants to merge 2 commits intoQuantEcon:mainfrom
hh → household)#706sudayuga wants to merge 2 commits intoQuantEcon:mainfrom
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This PR resolves a naming inconsistency and potential bug across several functions where a global variable hh was referenced instead of the household argument passed into the function. This issue affects several key components of the model's implementation, including find_ss, popu_dist, compute_aggregates, and others.
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many thanks @sudayuga ! @HumphreyYang , could you please review? |
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Summary
Several functions incorrectly referenced a global variable
hhinstead of using thehouseholdargument passed to them.This caused silent inconsistency and potential runtime failure if
hhis not defined in the global scope.Fix
hh.*references withhousehold.*backwards_opt,popu_dist,compute_aggregates,and
solve_backwardsto use the injectedhouseholdobject