Causalidad y desarrollo económico: Análisis econométrico de los países de la OCDE, 1965-2005

Maria-Carmen Guisan

Economic Development from University of Santiago de Compostela. Faculty of Economics and Business. Econometrics.

Abstract: This paper presents an analysis and classification causality relationships in Econometrics, with particular focus on economic development, having into account the changes in direction of causality, in disequilibrium models, and other views from demand and supply sides. We analyze the evolution of employment rates, real wages and real Gross Domestic Product per capita in Spain, Germany, The United Kingdom, the United States and other OECD countries for 1965-2005 and present applications of the Granger´s test and other methods to analyze causal relationships.

Este documento presenta un análisis y clasificación de las relaciones causales en Econometría, con especial referencia al desarrollo económico, teniendo en cuenta los cambios en la dirección de causalidad, en modelos de desequilibrio, y otras perspectivas desde el lado de la oferta y el lado de la demanda. Analizamos la evolución del empleo, el salario real y el PIB por habitante en España, Alemania, Gran Bretaña, Estados Unidos. y otros países de la OCDE durante el período 1965-2005 y presentamos los resultados de aplicar el test de Granger y otros métodos de análisis de relaciones causales.

JEL-codes: B41 C51 C52 E2 E24 O51 O52 O57 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 30 pages
Date: 2007
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