Economic Modelling

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Volume 9, issue 4, 1992

The gap between the market practitioner and the theoretical and applied economist: Invited lecture pp. 306-312

H. Motamen-Scobie

Gaussian estimation of a second order continuous time macroeconometric model of the UK pp. 313-351

Albert Bergstrom, K. B. Nowman and C. R. Wymer

Effects of taxation in economic models: A survey pp. 352-364

Anthonie Knoester and André Kolodziejak

Input-output models, directed graphs and flows in networks pp. 365-384

J. Asger Olsen

Mending the family tree a reconciliation of the linearization and levels schools of AGE modelling pp. 385-407

Thomas Hertel, Mark Horridge and Ken Pearson

Qualitative data and error measurement in input-output analysis pp. 408-418

Peter Nijkamp, Jan Oosterhaven, Hans Ouwersloot and Piet Rietveld

The measurement of interindustry linkages: Key sectors in the Netherlands pp. 419-437

Erik Dietzenbacher

Volume 9, issue 3, 1992

A model of the French financial system at the Bank of France: MEFISTO version 1 (modelling the evolution of financial stocks) pp. 211-252

The MEFISTO Team

The financing of corporate firms in France: An econometric model pp. 253-269

Olivier de Bandt and Pascal Jacquinot

The financial behaviour of French households pp. 270-289

Jerome Henry, Ivan Odonnat and Roland Ricart

Foreign position in French francs: An econometric study with stock data over the EMS period pp. 290-300

Camille Baulant and Michel Boutillier

Volume 9, issue 2, 1992

Accuracy versus efficiency when modelling investment pp. 98-103

Bruce Smith

Profit sharing and employment pp. 104-110

John Eckalbar

Negative coefficients and eigenvalues of economic models pp. 111-120

Lambert Schoonbeek

Structural estimation and stochastic simulation of large non-linear models pp. 121-128

Karl-Heinz Toedter

Technical change, input substitution and the specification of dynamic factor demands pp. 129-136

Bruce A. Larson

On the methodology of constructing large econometric models of an East European economy (Poland): A comment pp. 137-145

Władysław Welfe, Jan Gajda and Elzbieta Zoltowska

MORKMON II: The Nederlandsche Bank's quarterly model of the Netherlands economy pp. 146-204

Martin M.G. Fase, P. Kramer and W. C. Boeschoten

Volume 9, issue 1, 1992

Dynamic optimization without dynamic programming pp. 3-9

Gregory C. Chow

MONA: A quarterly model of the Danish economy pp. 10-74

Anders Moller Christensen and Dan Knudsen

Towards a macrometric policy model of a semi-industrial economy: The case of Egypt pp. 75-95

Salah El-Sheikh

Volume 8, issue 4, 1991

Model building for a planned system pp. 418-423

Lawrence Klein

AMOS: A macro-micro model of Scotland pp. 424-479

Frank Harrigan, Peter McGregor, Neil Dourmashkin, Roger Perman, John Swales and Ya Ping Yin

Household and education projections by means of a microsimulation model pp. 480-511

Jan Nelissen

Inflation model of a semicommand economy pp. 512-527

Davorin Kracun

A distributed lag model for quarterly disaggregation of the annual personal disposable income of the Greek economy pp. 528-536

Dikaios E. Tserkezos

Trade prices and supply in the UK economy pp. 537-545

Elias Dinenis and Sean Holly

The specification, estimation and simulation of a small global macroeconomic model pp. 546-559

Jim Malley, David Bell and John Foster

Volume 8, issue 3, 1991

Oxford economic forecasting's system of models pp. 227-227

Mark Burridge, Shamik Dhar, David Mayes, Geoff Meen, Edwina Neal, Nick Tyrrell and John Walker

Volume 8, issue 2, 1991

Integrated real financial modelling: A macroeconometric application for the Dutch economy pp. 130-174

Elmer Sterken

The Danish growth model CLEO and the stability of the economy pp. 175-186

Niels Kaergard

A small macroeconometric model with direct government intervention on the demand and the supply side: The Canadian experience in the 1970s and in the 1980s pp. 187-200

Gregory Papanikos

Dynamic responses to policy and exogenous shocks in an empirical developing country model with rational expectations pp. 201-218

Peter Montiel and Nadeem Ul Haque

Estimating portfolio models from financial flow data: An analysis of the demand for liabilities, real assets and financial assets by the household sector pp. 219-224

Guay Lim

Volume 8, issue 1, 1991

Growth and equity effects of changing demographic structures in the Netherlands: Simulations within a social accounting matrix pp. 3-15

Solomon (suleiman) Cohen and J. M. C. Tuyl

Macroeconomic modelling and the policy of restraint in the Netherlands pp. 16-33

Frank Den Butter

Imperfect asset substitution in a two-country model pp. 34-44

Michael Artis and S. Gazioglu

Large econometric models of an East European economy: A critique of the methodology pp. 45-62

Wojciech Charemza

Real wages in a multisectoral model of the Norwegian economy pp. 63-82

Øyvind Eitrheim and Ragnar Nymoen

Non-parametric tests of the efficacy of money stock control strategies pp. 83-89

Douglas W. Mitchell and Paul J. Speaker

Control, coordination and conflict on international commodity markets pp. 90-101

Willem Groenendaal and Aart de Zeeuw

Market structure implications of instability in the world coffee market pp. 102-115

Jati K. Sengupta and Eric C. Wang

Market imperfections in a general equilibrium framework: An empirical analysis pp. 116-128

Pantelis Capros, Pavlos Karadeloglou and Gregory Mentzas

Volume 7, issue 4, 1990

A disequilibrium macroeconomic model of the Belgian economy: The Maribel II model of the Planning Bureau pp. 310-375

H. Bogaert, T. de Biolley and J. Verlinden

The commodity technology revisited: Theoretical basis and an application to error location in the make-use framework pp. 376-387

Albert E. Steenge

Are the markets for financial assets efficient?: Evidence for the USA, 1974-1988 pp. 388-394

Noel D. Uri and Jonathan D. Jones

Asset pricing in an inefficient market pp. 395-399

Robert I. Webb

Volume 7, issue 3, 1990

CESAM: The CCSO annual model of the Dutch economy pp. 202-250

S. K. Kuipers, B. W. A. Jongbloed, Gerard Kuper and E. Sterker

Solving stochastic equilibrium models with the extended path method pp. 251-257

Joseph Gagnon and John Taylor

An econometric model of China's national income pp. 258-262

Qing-Ling Yu

Forecasting industrial bottlenecks: An analysis of alternative approaches pp. 263-274

Herman Stekler

Non-linear programming models for sector and policy analysis: Experiences with the Turkish agricultural sector model pp. 275-290

Siegfried Bauer and Haluk Kasnakoglu

A short-run forecasting model of Ghana pp. 291-308

Edward Ghartey and U. L. G. Rao

Volume 7, issue 2, 1990

The Italian continuous time model: Theory and empirical results pp. 91-132

Giancarlo Gandolfo and Pietro Carlo Padoan

Econometric versus quasiempirical models: Macroeconomic policy analysis in the Netherlands pp. 133-147

P. J. A. van Els

Fysioen: Macroeconomics in computer graphics pp. 148-160

P. Kramer, P. P. J. van den den Bosch, T. J. Mourik, Martin M.G. Fase and H. R. van Nauta Lemke

Tractable risk sensitive control based on approximate expected utility pp. 161-164

Douglas W. Mitchell

Wealth constraints and consumer behaviour pp. 165-178

Martin Weale

The historical tracking performance of UK macroeconometric models 1978-1985 pp. 179-197

Paul Fisher and Kenneth Wallis

Volume 7, issue 1, 1990

Intermod 1.1 A G7 version of the IMF's MULTIMOD pp. 3-62

John Helliwell, Guy Meredith, Yves Durand and Philip Bagnoli

Policies for exchange rate stabilization on the UK treasury model pp. 63-86

Jeremy Bray