Economic Modelling

1984 - 2025

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

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Scale and structure in economic modelling pp. 355-373: Maurizio Ciaschini
Hermes: A macrosectoral model for the Belgian economy pp. 374-398: F. Bossier, Bertin Martens, P. Strumelle and W. van der Beken
Minimac: A small integrated model of the financial and real sectors of the Swedish economy pp. 399-431: Aleksander Markowski
The design of interdependent policies with incomplete information: A new argument for coordinating economic policies pp. 432-446: Andries Brandsma and Andrew Hughes Hallett
A simple model of macroeconomic policy pp. 447-451: David Chappell and Kevin Dowd
Innovation and the transfer of technology: A leader-follower model pp. 452-456: Carl Chiarella, Murray Kemp and Ngo Long
A reconsideration of the impact of recalls on the market valuation of a product pp. 457-466: Noel D. Uri
Demand for money in Asia pp. 467-473: K. L. Gupta and B. Moazzami

The London Business School econometric model: Some recent developments pp. 243-351: Elias Dinenis, Sean Holly, Paul Levine and Peter Smith

Modelling the role of government deficits in developing countries pp. 106-173: A. Patrick Minford and Alan Walters
Optimal linear income taxation, redistribution and labour supply pp. 174-181: Kyoo H. Kim
Stability and structural forms of economic models pp. 182-188: Lambert Schoonbeek
Production--demand adjustment in Norwegian manufacturing: A quarterly error correction model pp. 189-202: Erik Biorn and Hilde Olsen
When it all began: The 1936 Tinbergen model revisited pp. 203-219: Geert Dhaene and Anton P. Barten
Testing models generating time varying asset return expectations and risks: The case of UK private sector pension funds pp. 220-240: David Blake

A statistical approach to the problem of negatives in input-output analysis pp. 2-19: Thijs ten Raa and Frederick (Rick) van der Ploeg
An analysis of changes in the structural and simulation properties of the Bank of England quarterly model of the UK economy pp. 20-55: Ian Harnett and Kerry Patterson
A monetary model of the Dutch economy: A quarterly submodel of Freia-Kompas pp. 56-93: F. A. M. van Erp, B. H. Hasselman, A. G. H. Nibbelink and H. R. Timmer
Did Algeria experience repressed inflation in the 1970s? pp. 94-104: Stan Standaert

A comparative sensitivity analysis of the MODVEN VII macroeconomic model for Venezuela pp. 286-346: Pedro A. Palma and Domingo Fontiveros
Examining the role of expectations in a macromodel: Some results with the Finnish QMED model pp. 347-353: Ari Lahti and Matti Viren
A supply constrained macroeconometric model of Tanzania pp. 354-376: Nguyuru Lipumba, Benno Ndulu, Susan Horton and Andre Plourde
The cobweb model: Its instability and the onset of chaos pp. 377-384: Carl Chiarella
Automating the computation of solutions of large economic models pp. 385-395: Ken Pearson
Profit sharing in a competitive environment pp. 396-402: John Eckalbar

The FREIA--KOMPAS model for the Netherlands: A quarterly macroeconomic model for the short and medium term pp. 170-236: P. J. C. M. van den Berg, G. M. M. Gelauff and V. R. Okker
HM treasury macroeconomic model 1986 pp. 237-260: C. L. Melliss
The implicit objective function of Italian macroeconomic policy: 1963:1-1980:4 pp. 261-276: Carlo Carraro
On an alternative approach to demand analysis using the anchor hypothesis: The price limit approach pp. 277-282: Hermann Schnabl

The Reserve Bank econometric model of the New Zealand economy: Model XI pp. 83-132: R. T. Clements, C. D. Hansen and M. J. Hames
Capital asset pricing under alternative policy regimes pp. 133-144: Christopher Green and Giles Keating
The sensitivity of estimated employment effects in input-output studies: An example of the use of marginal versus average coefficients pp. 145-150: Ciaran Driver, Andrew Kilpatrick and Barry Naisbitt
Real effects of demand- and supply-side policies in interdependent economies pp. 151-164: Orazio Attanasio and Frederick (Rick) van der Ploeg

Econometric modelling of partial adjustment: The Cochrane-Orcutt procedure, flaws and remedies pp. 2-8: Joseph Aschheim and George Tavlas
Portfolio choice in Irish financial markets pp. 9-18: F. X. Browne and Patrick Honohan
Manpower planning models with labour market adjustment: Applications to Colombia, Republic of Korea and Pakistan pp. 19-31: Solomon (suleiman) Cohen
The effects of investment subsidies on employment pp. 32-40: Wim Driehuis and Paul Van den Noord
An empirical study on non-survey forecasting of the input coefficient matrix in a Leontief model pp. 41-48: Yukio Kaneko
Further results on estimating linear regression models with partial prior information pp. 49-57: Anil Kashyap, P. A. V. B. Swamy, J. S. Mehta and R. D. Porter
The supply side of RIKMOD: Short-run producer behaviour in a model of monopolistic competition pp. 58-70: Michael Hoel and Ragnar Nymoen

The Bank of England quarterly model of the UK economy pp. 398-528: Ian Harnett, Gary Robinson, John Ryding and Kerry Patterson

Supply oriented macroeconomics: The MACE model of Canada pp. 318-340: John Helliwell, Mary E. MacGregor, Robert N. McRae, Andre Plourde and Alan Chung
The stock exchange in a macroeconometric model pp. 341-354: Nicos Christodoulakis and Martin Weale
A time series forecasting system for the UK money supply pp. 355-369: Terence C. Mills and Michael J. Stephenson
An econometric annual model of the real sector in Israel pp. 370-376: Raul Drachman and Ben-Zion Zilberfarb
The impact of interdependence on economic policy design: The case of the USA, EEC and Japan pp. 377-396: Andrew Hughes Hallett

The structure and properties of the Federal Reserve Board Multicountry Model pp. 115-315: Hali Edison, Jaime R. Marquez and Ralph W. Tryon

Wealth and the dynamics of macroeconomic adjustment pp. 3-18: Adam Bennett
Interest rates in five macroeconomic models of the UK: Survey, analysis and simulation pp. 19-64: Bill Easton and Kerry Patterson
Specification error: A generalized test pp. 65-76: Moheb A. Ghali and Marcellus S. Snow
KVARTS - a quarterly model of the Norwegian economy pp. 77-109: Erik Biorn, Morten Jensen and Morten Reymert