Journal of Policy Modeling

1979 - 2025

Current editor(s): A. M. Costa

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Volume 14, issue 5, 1992

Trade liberalization and agricultural prices pp. 561-582

Pasquale Scandizzo

Policy implications in multiproduct acreage response systems pp. 583-598

J. Stephen Clark and John Spriggs

Imperfect competition in an open economy pp. 599-629

Nicos Christodoulakis and Martin Weale

Armington elasticities for United States manufacturing sectors pp. 631-639

Kenneth Reinert and David Roland-Holst

More evidence on the J curve from LDCs pp. 641-653

Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee and Margaret Malixi

Policy optimization by lexicographic preference ordering pp. 655-673

Philip Stork and Jean-Marie Viaene

Volume 14, issue 4, 1992

Cointegration, exogeneity, and policy analysis: A synopsis pp. 395-400

Neil Ericsson

Domestic and foreign effects on prices in an open economy: The case of Denmark pp. 401-428

Katarina Juselius

Finnish manufacturing wages 1960-1987: Real-wage flexibility and hysteresis pp. 429-451

Ragnar Nymoen

Tests of cointegrating exogeneity for PPP and uncovered interest rate parity in the United Kingdom pp. 453-463

John Hunter

Parameter constancy, mean square forecast errors, and measuring forecast performance: An exposition, extensions, and illustration pp. 465-495

Neil Ericsson

Comments on the evaluation of policy models pp. 497-516

Clive Granger and Melinda Deutsch

Testing for parameter instability in linear models pp. 517-533

Bruce Hansen

Confidence intervals for linear combinations of forecasts from dynamic econometric models pp. 535-560

Julia Campos

Volume 14, issue 3, 1992

Cointegration, exogeneity, and policy analysis: An overview pp. 251-280

Neil Ericsson

An econometric analysis of TV advertising expenditure in the United Kingdom pp. 281-311

David Hendry

Testing weak exogeneity and the order of cointegration in UK money demand data pp. 313-334

Soren Johansen

A dynamic model of the demand for currency: Argentina 1977-1988 pp. 335-361

Hildegart Ahumada

Dynamic modeling of the demand for narrow money in Norway pp. 363-393

Gunnar Bårdsen

Volume 14, issue 2, 1992

Financial repression and liberalization in a general equilibrium model with financial markets pp. 135-166

Jeffrey D. Lewis

Endogenous growth in a life-cycle model: The role of population growth and taxation pp. 167-186

Patricio Arrau

Remittances and inequality reconsidered: Direct, indirect, and intertemporal effects pp. 187-208

J. Edward Taylor

The impact of changes in government policies on economic performance (the ARCH model) pp. 209-220

Meyra Sebello Mendoza and Paul L. Farris

Do United States presidential administrations influence monetary policy? pp. 221-226

Stephen Miller and Orawin T. Velz

Modeling central bank behavior: What have we learned? pp. 227-248

Raymond E. Lombra and Herbert M. Kaufman

Volume 14, issue 1, 1992

Simple rules for policy coordination: An evaluation of alternative proposals pp. 1-11

Patrizio Tirelli

U.S. natural gas markets: A structural model comparison pp. 13-39

Hillard Huntington

Determinants and effects of health policy pp. 41-63

H. Correa and K. Namkoong

Preliminary results of two experimental models of general equilibrium with imperfect competition pp. 65-92

Jean Marc Burniaux and Jean Waelbroeck

Policy implications of alcohol and tobacco demand in Poland pp. 93-98

Wojciech J. Florkowski and Kevin T. McNamara

The Mexico-United States free trade and investment area proposal: A macroeconometric evaluation of impacts on Mexico pp. 99-119

F. Gerard Adams, Mario Alanis and Abel Beltran del Rio

The magnitude of two sources of bias in standard partial equilibrium trade simulation models pp. 121-130

Sam Laird and Alexander J. Yeats

Taking money seriously: By David Laidler. Cambridge: The MIT Press, 1990 pp. 131-134

Warren Coats

Volume 13, issue 4, 1991

Impact of Japanese investment in U.S. automobile production pp. 467-487

F. Gerard Adams, Byron Gangnes and Gene Huang

Agricultural price policies and political interest group competition pp. 489-513

Tracy Miller

Economics of (oil) price politics: Penalizing price changes pp. 515-527

Franz Wirl

Optimizing foreign loan conditions for a public sector project pp. 529-550

Tikva Darvish-Lecker and Shlomo Eckstein

Income redistribution effects of tax reforms in Sweden pp. 551-570

B. Schwarz and B. Gustafsson

Modeling general equilibrium in a small, open economy: A Norwegian example pp. 571-594

Jan I. Haaland

Economics of public policy in health care systems pp. 595-598

Kenneth Ojo

Dissemination of macroeconometric models: Is a new age dawning? pp. 599-621

Eric Sowey and Colin Hargreaves

Volume 13, issue 3, 1991

Political economy of stabilization programs: Feasibility, growth, and welfare pp. 317-345

Alain de Janvry, Andre Fargeix and Elisabeth Sadoulet

Macroeconomic impacts of an EEC policy to control air pollution pp. 347-366

Ger Klaassen and Andries Nentjes

Effects of U.S. affirmative action programs on women's employment pp. 367-382

Noel D. Uri and J. Mixon

Wage inflation, fiscal policies, and income distribution in Brazil pp. 383-406

Robert David Cruz and Maria J. Willumsen

Structural change and openness: Strategic alternatives in the Argentine economy pp. 407-416

Jorge Buzaglo

Economic modeling of the Canada-U.S. free trade agreement: Introduction pp. 417-419

D. Peter Dungan, Richard Harris and Thomas A. Wilson

Economic impact and transition effects pp. 421-434

Richard Harris

Macroeconomic effects and sensitivity analysis pp. 435-457

D. Peter Dungan and Thomas A. Wilson

Welfare cost of import restraints in the presence of domestic taxes pp. 459-465

Donald Rousslang

Volume 13, issue 2, 1991

The short-term macroeconomic effects of price controls pp. 157-184

Santiago Levy

Strategies for modeling the uncertain impacts of climate change pp. 185-204

Albert M. Liebetrau and Michael J. Scott

Effect of consumption standards on U.S. gasoline consumption pp. 205-227

Jet Yee

Inflationary impact of money-financed deficits pp. 229-240

Patrick Honohan

Biotechnology in U.S. agriculture: Trade consequences for dairy products pp. 241-258

Doren Chadee and Joseph W. Guthrie

Labor productivity slowdown and technical progress in the Netherlands pp. 259-280

Frank Den Butter

The impact on poverty of food pricing reforms: A welfare analysis for Indonesia pp. 281-299

Martin Ravallion and Dominique van de Walle

Rationing, subsidies, and ELES consumption functions: An application to China pp. 301-308

Michael F. Martin

The exchange rate and the price level in a small open economy: Botswana pp. 309-315

James Leith

Volume 13, issue 1, 1991

Leadership and cooperation in the Europian Monetary System: A simulation approach pp. 1-39

Nouriel Roubini

A forward-looking macroeconomic simulation model for a developing country pp. 41-65

Nadeem Ul Haque, Peter Montiel and Steven Symansky

An investigation of "Dutch disease" economics with a miniature CGE model pp. 67-92

Jayatilleke Bandara

A competitive model of the Japanese firm pp. 93-114

Jerry E. Cook

The cost of improving the quality of the environment pp. 115-140

Royd Boyd and Noel D. Uri

Is the Phillips curve stable? A time-varying parameter approach pp. 141-151

Roger K. Conway and Gurmukh Gill

Rethinking international trade: By Paul R. Krugman. Cambridge: The MIT Press, 1990 pp. 153-156

Michael Ulan