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Explorative Data Analysis and Macroeconomics

1989
For empirical economic studies, econometric methods and time series analysis are most important. The stochastic methods of estimating and testing used are well investigated. However, these methods do not always work with the desired success. For example in Weichhardt’s study (1982) analysing economic forecasting errors, it is hardly possible to ...
Pauly, R., Hauke, Wolfgang, Opitz, Otto
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A macroeconomic analysis of the fiscal system in Egypt [PDF]

open access: possible, 2010
We construct a dynamic general equilibrium model to analyze the fiscal situ- ation of Egypt. We model Egypt as a small open economy that takes real interest rates and world prices of fuel as given. Since a large component of the government budget consists of pensions payments, we use an overlapping generations struc- ture.
Gerhard Glomm, Juergen Jung
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Macroeconomic Policy Analysis

1989
This book introduces the concept of public sector rationing in asset markets and provides a non-Walrasian approach to macroeconomic policy analysis. The detailed treatment of credit rationing regimes makes this work particularly relevant to economies where the interest rate is regulated. Other topics covered include the disaggregation of the government
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Academic Analysis in Macroeconomics

This book provides in-depth analyses of the Turkish and world economy by compiling various academic studies in the field of modern macroeconomics. The book includes studies focusing on key economic issues such as economic growth, unemployment, financial development, tourism, energy consumption and globalization.
Gülferah Ertürkmen   +15 more
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THE CONCEPT OF READING AS ANALYSIS OF MACROECONOMIC MODELS

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1983
Facing macroeconomic models of large size and complexity, we suggest to “read” a model in three steps; since a model provides a causal representation of a national economy, the steps are the interpretation of the model equations and the building of causality relations and of corresponding graphs.
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Macroeconomic Analysis.

The Economic Journal, 1982
John Beath, D. Currie, R. Nobay, D. Peel
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The Internet in Macroeconomic Analysis and Growth Analysis

2002
From a theoretical perspective one may expect that the internet will affect economic development in many crucial ways. The internet reduces transaction costs in markets and therefore it should reinforce the role of markets; however, internet sales did not exceed 1% of overall sales in the US in 2000 which seems to show that there are problems with ...
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Macroeconomic analysis of corruption in developing economies [PDF]

open access: possible, 2011
Based on empirical data, a two-equation game-type corruption reaction function model was developed. A data to model approach was used rather than the usual a priori approach. The general hypothesis tested was the monkey see, monkey do principle. The latest data on corruption among developing countries was obtained from the Enterprise Surveys done by ...
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Mining development and macroeconomic spillovers in Chile

Resources Policy, 2021
Juan Pablo Medina
exaly  

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