F. RE does treat all uncertainty as quantifiable in terms of probability theory. You have a perfect foresight equilibrium when everyone knows the whole future and plans for it optimally. The simple money demand model from Week 3 was implicitly a perfect foresight model. B. People can have both nominal and real uncertainties, so both NK and RBC models can and do apply these techniques. E. Standard Lucas model described by these 5 equations.
All variables are logs of their level values.
Assume that all expectations are rational - i.e., with 0 mean error. Then, conjecture the form of the solution. Then I. Substitute in for the expectations. So set the coefficients on both m's equal to each other, both w's coefficients equal to each other, and both j 's coefficients equal to each other. The price level is directly proportional to the money supply, a positive function of investment shocks, a negative function of money demand shocks, and a negative function of unexpected money supply increases.