Economic Modelling

1984 - 2025

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Volume 3, issue 4, 1986

A macroeconomic model of aggregate supply and demand for the UK pp. 242-268

Michael Beenstock, Peter Warburton, Paul Lewington and Alan Dalziel

The macroeconomics of India's 6th five year plan pp. 269-282

Jorn Rattso

Perfect foresight models and the dynamic instability problem from a higher viewpoint pp. 283-292

Carl Chiarella

The law of one price and the modelling of disaggregated trade flows pp. 293-302

Marie Thursby, Paul R. Johnson and Thomas Grennes

Volume 3, issue 3, 1986

A new classical econometric model of the world economy pp. 154-174

A. Patrick Minford, Pierre-Richard Agénor and Eric Nowell

Policy analysis with a macroeconomic model of Korea pp. 175-196

Sung Y. Kwack

On the solution of general equilibrium models pp. 197-212

Larry J. Kimbell and Glenn Harrison

Cooperative policies among the North, the South, and OPEC: An optimal control application pp. 213-236

Jaime Marquez and Peter Pauly

Empty sectors in a multisectoral planning model: An analytical note pp. 237-239

Sajal Lahiri

Volume 3, issue 2, 1986

Rational expectations models with partial information pp. 90-105

Joseph Pearlman, David Currie and Paul Levine

A model for investment in Poland: A disequilibrium econometrics approach pp. 106-116

Wojciech Charemza and Miroslav Gronicki

Optimal stabilization policies under rational expectations pp. 117-125

Woo S. Jung

Public forecasts and their impact on expectation formation pp. 126-128

David Peel, K. Walters and P. F. Pope

Expectations formation, public forecasts and the wage equation pp. 129-134

K. Holden and David Peel

Bilateral trade in a monetized pure exchange economy pp. 135-139

John Eckalbar

The Egyptian economy in 1999: An input-output study pp. 140-146

Aly Zeineldin

Government policy with deficit financing, imperfect capital mobility and exchange rate effects on the supply side pp. 147-152

Ramu Ramanathan

Volume 3, issue 1, 1986

An econometric model of the Kenyan economy pp. 2-30

James Elliott, Sung Y. Kwack and George Tavlas

The Danish macroeconomic model ADAM: A survey pp. 31-44

Poul Uffe Dam

The external debt contribution to output, employment, productivity and consumption: A model and an application to Chile pp. 53-68

David E. Hojman

Expenditure, wealth and the rate of interest pp. 72-80

Adam Bennett

A model for bounded technological progress pp. 81-85

Soren Wibe

Volume 2, issue 4, 1985

Monetary policy in the BOF3 quarterly model of the Finnish economy pp. 298-306

Juha Tarkka

Structural stability and model design pp. 307-316

Donald A. R. George and Les Oxley

Economic planning for market economies: The optimality of planning in an economy with uncertainty and asymmetrical information pp. 317-323

Roger McCain

A modified procedure for simulation of macroeconometric models pp. 324-330

Rosemary Rossiter

Testing separate models with stochastic regressors pp. 331-338

Noxy Dastoor and Michael McAleer

Labour migration in a model of North-South trade pp. 339-346

Ian Wooton

A general dynamic model of 19th century US population change pp. 347-356

Morton Owen Schapiro

Pre-revolutionary Iranian economic policy making: An optimal control based assessment pp. 357-368

Robert E. Looney

Volume 2, issue 3, 1985

The federal reserve board MPS quarterly econometric model of the US economy pp. 170-292

Flint Brayton and Eileen Mauskopf

Volume 2, issue 2, 1985

Should systems like LINK be used for long-range forecasts and simulations? pp. 83-92

Jean-Christian Lambelet

A prototype model of the foreign exchange market of Canada: Forecasting capital flows and exchange rates pp. 93-124

Kanta Marwah

Evaluation of macroeconometric models pp. 125-134

Mohammad Pesaran and Ronald Smith

Economic policy with bounded controls pp. 135-148

Carl-Louis Sandblom and John Banasik

Specifying differential cyclical response in economic time series: Capacity utilization and demand for imports pp. 149-161

John Jackson and David J. Smyth

Volume 2, issue 1, 1985

On the use and misuse of the instantaneous speed of adjustment assumption pp. 3-7

John Eckalbar

Econometrics and inconsistencies in the national accounts pp. 8-16

Frederick (Rick) van der Ploeg

Exchange rate devaluation, monetary policy and wages: A general equilibrium analysis for Chile pp. 17-32

D. P. Vincent

Behaviour of the Liverpool model with weight given to alternative public forecasts pp. 33-38

S. Marwaha and David Peel

Modelling the demand for optional classes of local measured telephone service pp. 39-51

Steven B Caudill

Econometric policy evaluation and expectations pp. 52-58

Wulfheinrich von Natzmer

The use of macroeconomic models in economic policy making: The Norwegian experience pp. 59-66

Tore Eriksen and Jan Fredrik Qvigstad

Qualitative input-output analysis and structural information pp. 67-73

H. W. Holub and H. Schnabl

Macroeconomics of north sea oil in the United Kingdom: by H. Motamen, in collaboration with R. Strange Heinemann Educational Books, London, 1983, 175 pp, [UK pound]18.50 pp. 74-75

Stephen F. Frowen

Contemporary macroeconomic modelling: edited by Pierre Malgrange and Pierre-Alain Muet Basil Blackwell, Oxford, 1984, 330 pp, [UK pound]27.50 pp. 75-75

John Lane

Volume 1, issue 4, 1984

The London Business School econometric model of the UK pp. 355-420

Alan Budd, Geoffrey Dicks, Sean Holly, Giles Keating and Bill Robinson

The role of miniatures in computable general equilibrium modelling: Experience from ORANI pp. 421-428

Peter Dixon, B. R. Parmenter and Alan Powell

A price endogenous computable planning model for a dual economy pp. 429-439

H. R. Seddighi

Controlling industrial economies: Essays in honour of Christopher Thomas Saunders: edited by Stephen F. Frowen Macmillan, London, 1983, 390 pp, [UK pound]25.00 pp. 440-440

G. L. S. Shackle

Lectures in econometrics: by Lawrence R. Klein with a chapter on modelling a socialist economy by Wladyslaw Welfe North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1983, 233 pp, $29.95 pp. 440-442

Marwan Fayad

Volume 1, issue 3, 1984

The Southampton econometric model building unit: Some lessons learned pp. 270-276

David Heathfield

Random shocks in a simple growth model pp. 277-280

Richard Stone

Anatomy of a balance-of-payments crisis: Application of a computable general equilibrium model to Turkey, 1978-1980 pp. 281-303

Jeffrey D. Lewis and Shujiro Urata

Preliminary results from a five-sector flow of funds model of the United Kingdom, 1972-77 pp. 304-326

Christopher Green

Ghana and the international cocoa market, 1956-1969: A simulation model pp. 327-344

P. R. D. Wilson

Volume 1, issue 2, 1984

Maximum-likelihood estimation of misspecified models pp. 134-138

Gregory C. Chow

Freiburger and Tubinger quarterly econometric model for the Federal Republic of Germany: An overview pp. 139-232

D. Ludeke, D. Friedrich, W. Hummel, W. von Natzmer, W. Roger, W. Rohling and J. Termin

Factor demand explanation in the COMET model pp. 233-251

Gonzague d'Alcantara and Anton P. Barten

Unemployment or protectionism: Some choices for the USA and Western Europe to the year 2000 pp. 252-261

Ira Sohn and Nicola Mandarino

Volume 1, issue 1, 1984

Model design and simulation pp. 3-23

Richard Stone

The Liverpool macroeconomic model of the United Kingdom pp. 24-62

A. Patrick Minford, Satwant Marwaha, Kent Matthews and Alison Sprague

Impacts of price variations on the balance of world trade pp. 63-90

Alexander Umnov

Some problems in modelling the optimal division of a 'cake' between an unknown number of participants pp. 91-107

John S. Lane

The Southampton econometric model pp. 108-125

David F. Heathfield

ORANI: A multisectoral model of the Australian Economy: by Peter B. Dixon, B. R. Parmenter, John Sutton and D. P. Vincent North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1982, 356 pp, US$ 74.50, Dfl. 160.00 pp. 126-126

Dipak Basu