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PublisherSpringer Berlin / Heidelberg
ISBN-103540108378
ISBN-139783540108375
eBay Product ID (ePID)150674638
Product Key Features
Number of PagesVIII, 140 Pages
Publication NameTheory and Estimation of Macroeconomic Rationing Models
LanguageEnglish
SubjectProbability & Statistics / General, Econometrics
Publication Year1981
TypeTextbook
AuthorH. R. Sneessens
Subject AreaMathematics, Business & Economics
SeriesLecture Notes in Economics and Mathematical Systems Ser.
FormatTrade Paperback
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Item Weight9.7 Oz
Item Length9.6 in
Item Width6.7 in
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Intended AudienceScholarly & Professional
Series Volume Number191
Number of Volumes1 vol.
IllustratedYes
Table Of Content1. The Received Econometric Formulation of 2-Market Rationing Models.- 2. Statement of the Problem.- 3. Contents.- I : Theoretical Foundations.- 1. The Structure of Quantity Rationing Models.- 2. Effective Demand Theory.- II : Econometric Formulation of a 2-Market Macroeconomic Model.- 1. First Generation Models.- 2. A Disequilibrium Rationing Model.- 3. Estimation Methods.- Appendix 1 : Proof of Proposition 2.2.- Appendix 2 : Proof of Proposition 2.3.- Appendix 3 : Proof of Lemma 2.5.- III : A Macroeconomic Rationing Model of the Belgian Economy.- 1. A Modified Cobb-Douglas Model.- 2. Labor Hoarding.- 3. Demand for Goods and Labor Supply.- 4. Solvability of the Model.- 5. The Stochastic Model and the Estimation Procedure.- 6. Empirical Results : the Output-Employment Trade-Off.- 7. Estimation of the employment equation.- Appendix 1 : Solvability of a QRM with Labor Hoarding.- Appendix 2 : Data Definitions and Sources.- Conclusion.- References.
SynopsisIntroducing his book "The Theory of UnemPloyment Reconsidered", Professor Malinvaud expressed several years ago his hope "to convey his] strong belief that the reconsideration is a major step in the development of our science". In view of the stimulating effect this approach has on economic research, it seems now that many economists do indeed share Malinvaud's belief and are ready to devote their time and their skill to ensure the realization of that progress. This book, grown out of a Ph. D. thesis presented at the Universit Catholique de Louvain, aims at contributing in its own way to that venture. Looking towards econometric applications, it illustrates that a framework h la Malinvaud (i. e. based on the theory of temporary equilibrium with rationing) provides the means of improving macro- econometric modelling. There has been so far a wide and pervasive fear that, despite its analytical and theoretical usefulness, the quantity rationing approach would be much too complex to be successfully implemented into econometric models. The research the interested reader will discover in the subsequent pages should convince him that the difficulty faced by econometricians is essentially (I am tempted to say merely) one of developing an adequate methodology; it should thus disappear once is made the initial research investment. The empirical results presented towards the end of the book, though prelim- inary, already suggests that the effort is rewarding and should be continued. My debts are many., Introducing his book "The Theory of UnemPloyment Reconsidered", Professor Malinvaud expressed several years ago his hope "to convey [his] strong belief that the reconsideration is a major step in the development of our science". In view of the stimulating effect this approach has on economic research, it seems now that many economists do indeed share Malinvaud's belief and are ready to devote their time and their skill to ensure the realization of that progress. This book, grown out of a Ph. D. thesis presented at the Universit~ Catholique de Louvain, aims at contributing in its own way to that venture. Looking towards econometric applications, it illustrates that a framework h la Malinvaud (i. e. based on the theory of temporary equilibrium with rationing) provides the means of improving macro econometric modelling. There has been so far a wide and pervasive fear that, despite its analytical and theoretical usefulness, the quantity rationing approach would be much too complex to be successfully implemented into econometric models. The research the interested reader will discover in the subsequent pages should convince him that the difficulty faced by econometricians is essentially (I am tempted to say merely) one of developing an adequate methodology; it should thus disappear once is made the initial research investment. The empirical results presented towards the end of the book, though prelim inary, already suggests that the effort is rewarding and should be continued. My debts are many., Introducing his book "The Theory of UnemPloyment Reconsidered", Professor Malinvaud expressed several years ago his hope "to convey [his] strong belief that the reconsideration is a major step in the development of our science". In view of the stimulating effect this approach has on economic research, it seems now that many economists do indeed share Malinvaud's belief and are ready to devote their time and their skill to ensure the realization of that progress. This book, grown out of a Ph. D. thesis presented at the Universit Catholique de Louvain, aims at contributing in its own way to that venture. Looking towards econometric applications, it illustrates that a framework h la Malinvaud (i. e. based on the theory of temporary equilibrium with rationing) provides the means of improving macro- econometric modelling. There has been so far a wide and pervasive fear that, despite its analytical and theoretical usefulness, the quantity rationing approach would be much too complex to be successfully implemented into econometric models. The research the interested reader will discover in the subsequent pages should convince him that the difficulty faced by econometricians is essentially (I am tempted to say merely) one of developing an adequate methodology; it should thus disappear once is made the initial research investment. The empirical results presented towards the end of the book, though prelim- inary, already suggests that the effort is rewarding and should be continued. My debts are many.
LC Classification NumberHB139-141
