TRS5.FOR is a Fortran code that:

1. computes steady states for the incomplete markets version
   of the PRODUCTION economy, and
2. computes transition between two steady states.

A fortran compiler is therefore needed to create the
executable file corresponding to this code (I use Digital 
Visual Fortran Professional  Edition 6.0.0.).

The code uses:

trs51.dat: This file contains most values for the parameters in
utility functions, technology depreciation, etc.

trs52.dat: This file contains parameter values describing the
stochastic structutre of idiosyncratic shocks.

trs53.dat: We store here the stock of capital in the iterations
to find a steady state.

Once the program is executes, trs5.tst stores the results.
The file trs55.dat is an auxiliary file (currently not used) that
can be used to store intermediate results/tests.


TRS6.FOR is a Fortran code that:

1. computes steady states for the incomplete markets version
   of the EXCHANGE economy, and
2. computes transition between two steady states.

The code uses:

trs61.dat: This file contains most values for the parameters in
utility functions, technology depreciation, etc.

trs62.dat: This file contains parameter values describing the
stochastic structutre of idiosyncratic shocks.

trs63.dat: We store here the stock of capital in the iterations
to find a steady state.

Once the program is executes, trs6.tst stores the results.
The file trs66.dat is an auxiliary file (currently not used) that
can be used to store intermediate results/tests.