% !transition_equations  Block of transition equations.
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% Syntax
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%     !transition_equations
%         equation;
%         equation;
%         equation;
%         ...
% Short-cut syntax
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%     !equations
%         equation;
%         equation;
%         equation;
%         ...
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% Syntax with equation labels
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%     !transition_equations
%         equation;
%         'Equaiton label' equation;
%         equation;
%         ...
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% Description
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% The `!transition_equations` keyword starts a new block of transition
% equations (i.e. endogenous equations); the eqautions can stretch over
% multiple lines and must be separated by semi-colons. You can have as many
% equation blocks as you wish in any order in your model file: They all
% get combined together when you read the model file in.
% 
% You can add descriptive labels to the equations (in single or double
% quotes, preceding the equation); these will be stored in, and
% accessible from, the model object.
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% Example
% ========
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%     !transition_equations
%         'Euler equation' C{1}/C = R*beta;

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