Feasibility study for the construction of an economic-demographic model for Indonesia

Elek A.

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Feasibility study on the design of an econometric model for assessment of economic growth and population dynamics in Indonesia - describes a modular approach to modelling based on EDP simulation techniques, discusses plan implementation and submodels regarding projections of economic indicators, determination of population growth, migration, production and labour market development, etc., And includes systems analysis and computer programmeing techniques. Diagrams.

Keywords: feasibility study.; econometric model; economic growth; population dynamics; EDP; simulation; technique; plan implementation; projection.; economic indicator.; population growth; migration; production; labour market; systems analysis.; computer programme; étude de faisabilité; modèle économétrique; croissance économique; dynamique de la population; traitement électronique des données; simulation; technique; réalisation du plan; projection; indicateur économique; croissance démographique; migration; production; marché du travail; analyse de systèmes; logiciel; estudio de viabilidad; modelo econométrico; crecimiento económico; dinámica poblacional; elaboración electrónica de datos; simulación; técnica; realización del plan; proyección; indicador económico; crecimiento demográfico; migración; producción; mercado de trabajo; análisis de sistemas; programa de computación (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 134 P. pages
Date: 1980
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Published in World Employment Programme Research working paper. WEP 2-21, Population and Labour Policies Programme

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