Titlebook: Econometric Models of Asian Link; Shinichi Ichimura,Mitsuo Ezaki Conference proceedings 1985 Springer-Verlag Tokyo 1985 Japan.econometrics

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-0321-0 percent for the 1970’s. These figures are higher than the average growth rate of developing countries in the same period (5.6 percent for the 1960’s and 5.4 percent for the 1970’s). Malaysia is a resource rich country. Rubber, palm oil, tin, timber, and petrolium are major export commodities and ha

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Child and Youngster in Turku, Finland, attempt to integrate real and monetary sectors’ models and investigate the interactions between real and monetary phenomena in the recent Indonesian economy. The model for real sector is mainly based on national income accounting with some sectoral disaggregation. On the other hand, the model for m

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State Support and Creativity in the Artsulation of fiscal and monetary policies..Hence, it might be thought that there is no need to construct a small, new model like the one presented here. There does not seem to be models of the U.S. Economy suitable for linking it with the models of Asian developing countries in terms of the size and t

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For Art’s Sake — Open Up the Vaultsd to construct an econometric model of Soviet economy. In this work special attention was paid to the triangular trade-off relationships in the Soviet economy.. The same tradeoff relationships must be carefully considered in modeling work of the Chinese economy. To lump consumption together as a who

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