Titlebook: Investment; Theories and Analyse M. C. Baddeley Textbook 2003Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2003 econometri

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Adjustment costs and , theoryuted lag structures on top of essentially static models in order to capture expectations of the future. Quite apart from the estimation problems that accompany the use of distributed lag structures to capture the different causes of investment lags, Jorgenson’s critics argued that these refinements

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Comparing Jorgenson’s model and accelerator theory: evidence from the UKan analyses of investment. So far, the econometric results from the application of orthodox models to real-world data has revealed a wide range of results although there is empirical agreement about a negative correlation between aggregate investment and measures of uncertainty. The aims of this cha

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Uncertainty in competing models of investment: evidence from the USAe likely future prospects of firms. This approach revolves around an efficient markets assumption: that share prices fully reflect all available information about the likely future prospects of firms and so rational investors can look to the Stock Market in assessing the potential future value of in

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Residential investment: bubbles and crashes in the UK housing market, 1980–99e applied to the investment decisions made by ordinary people buying new houses, i.e. residential investment. Understanding residential fixed investment is complicated by the fact that, unlike business fixed investment, housing investment combines the characteristics of production goods and consumpt