Economic Modelling

1984 - 2025

Current editor(s): S. Hall and P. Pauly

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The Bank of Italy monthly money market model: Structure and applications pp. 387-412: Ignazio Angeloni
A macroeconometric model for Israel 1962-1990: A market equilibrium approach to aggregate demand and supply pp. 413-462: Michael Beenstock, Yaakov Lavi and Akiva Offenbacher
The density functions of R2 and, and their risk performance under asymmetric loss in misspecified linear regression models pp. 463-471: Kazuhiro Ohtani

Dynamic macro modelling and materials balance: Economic-environmental integration for sustainable development pp. 283-307: Jeroen van den Bergh and Peter Nijkamp
Oil investment in the North Sea pp. 308-329: Carlo Favero and Mohammad Pesaran
A general model of policies toward international flows of capital and labour pp. 330-339: Fathali Firoozi
Twin debt reduction, government policies and interdependence pp. 340-350: Rob de Groof and Martin van Tuijl
An algorithm for the solution of non-linear forward rational expectations models with current partial information pp. 351-358: Kent Matthews, A. Patrick Minford and S. C. Blackman
Specialization gains from trade in intermediates: A VIS modelling approach for the UK pp. 359-374: Scott McDonald and Chris Milner
Risk sensitive stabilization policies in commodity markets: A simulation study pp. 375-384: Jati K. Sengupta and Nurhan Davutyan

Editors' introduction pp. 123-123: Sean Holly and Alistair Milne
Competition restrictions in housing production: A model for analysis pp. 125-133: Christer Bengs and Kimmo Ronka
An empirical model of mortgage arrears and repossessions pp. 134-144: Martin Brookes, Mike Dicks and Mahmood Pradhan
Housing finance arrangements, intergenerational transfers and consumption: The Italian experience pp. 145-155: Luigi Guiso, Tullio Jappelli and Daniele Terlizzese
House prices, land prices, the housing market and house purchase debt in the UK and other countries pp. 157-199: A. E. Holmans
Residential investments and house prices in Denmark pp. 201-214: Dan Knudsen
Market structure, institutional development and the provision of housing finance: A comparative study pp. 215-227: John Lomax
Housing systems, regions and the national economy pp. 228-237: Duncan Maclennan, Kenneth Gibb and Alison More
Anglo-German differences in housing market fluctuations: The role of institutions and macroeconomic policy pp. 238-249: John Muellbauer
Modelling the Finnish housing market pp. 250-265: Sinikka Salo
A forward looking model of housing construction in the UK pp. 266-279: Christopher Tsoukis and Peter Westaway

Editorial pp. 3-3: Sean Holly
A model of the New Zealand economy Reserve Bank Model XII pp. 5-86: Ray Brooks and Darren Gibbs
Robust rules for G3 macroeconomic policy coordination pp. 87-104: Nicos Christodoulakis, David Kemball-Cook and Paul Levine
A model for the EMS exchange rate mechanism pp. 105-114: Peter Bekx

Distinguishing characteristics of the Martiniquan economy and constraints on modelling pp. 322-338: Fred Celimene
Multiple equilibria and hysteresis in simple exchange models pp. 339-347: John Creedy and Vance Martin
Analysis and simulation of a small econometric model of the Italian economy with rational expectations pp. 348-397: Bruno Chiarini
On the demand for information pp. 398-407: Jean-Paul Chavas
The current period coefficient of polynomial lag distributions pp. 408-416: Arie ten Cate
International migration, economic policy and human capital accumulation: A simulation study pp. 417-430: Hendrik van Dalen

Does public capital affect private sector performance?: An analysis of the Spanish case, 1964-1988 pp. 179-185: Oscar Bajo-Rubio and Simon Sosvilla-Rivero
Time series evidence on the money supply process in the USA: A new state space modelling approach pp. 187-200: Lorenzo Pecchi
A two-sector model of a closed static economy with labour market pp. 201-216: A. H. J. Kolnaar and A. M. van Nunen
Production factor substitution and employment by age group pp. 217-224: G. E. Hebbink
Labour market, income formation and social security in the microsimulation model NEDYMAS pp. 225-272: Jan Nelissen
Crowding out of private and public capital accumulation in an international context pp. 273-284: Theo van de Klundert
Taxation and economic growth: Some calculations with a macroeconomic semi-equilibrium model for the Dutch economy (MESEM) pp. 285-300: Jarig van Sinderen
Rational expectation variables in macroeconomic models: Empirical evidence for the Netherlands and other countries pp. 301-314: Jacob Bikker, P. J. A. van Els and M. E. Hemerijck

Backward solving quarterly models with seasonal or annual shocks pp. 90-95: Steven Cassou
Demand rationing and capital constraints in the Spanish economy: 1964-88 pp. 96-112: F. C. Ballabriga, C. Molinas, M. Sebastian and Antoni Zabalza
A unified approach to the derivation of influential data diagnostics pp. 113-126: Larry W. Taylor
Quarterly model of the polish economy in transition (with special emphasis on financial flows) pp. 127-149: Grazyna Jusczak, Maria Magdalena Kazmierska, Nina Lapinska-Sobczak and Władysław Welfe
Goods markets integration and fiscal policy: A two-country two-sector analysis pp. 150-162: R. J. de Groof and M. A. van Tuijl
Monetarization of the budget constraint: Two-country model for the European Economic Community and the semi-industrial country blocks pp. 163-172: Saziye Gazioglu

A disequilibrium econometric model of the French economy with two sectors and endogenous prices and investment pp. 2-10: Patrick Artus, Sanvi Avouyi-Dovi and Jean-Pierre Laffargue
Modelling supply in an open economy using a restricted cost function pp. 11-21: John Bradley, John Fitz Gerald and Ide Kearney
A quarterly model of the US economy during and after World War I pp. 22-34: James Butkiewicz and William P. Yohe
An expenditure determined macroeconometric model of Greece pp. 35-56: Christos N. Sakellariou and D. Juliet Howland
Models of production and inventory behaviour pp. 57-63: Moheb A. Ghali
Taxation in an intertemporal general equilibrium model of a small open economy pp. 64-80: Peter Broer and E. W. M. T. Westerhout
Policy shocks and the Canadian macroeconomy: A Bayesian vector autoregression approach pp. 81-88: M. Aynul Hasan