The experiment in macroeconometrics
The experiment in macroeconometrics
This paper examines the experiment in macroeconometrics, the different forms it has taken and the rules that have been proposed for its proper conduct. Here an "experiment" means putting a question to a model and getting an answer. Different types of experiment are distinguished and the justification that can be provided for a particular choice of experiment is discussed. Three types of macroeconometric modelling are considered: the Cowles (system of equations) approach, the vector autoregressive model approach and the computational experiment.
experiment, impulse response analysis, ceteris paribus, structural invariance
University of Southampton
Staszewska, Anna
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Aldrich, John
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2005
Staszewska, Anna
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Aldrich, John
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Staszewska, Anna and Aldrich, John
(2005)
The experiment in macroeconometrics
(Discussion Papers in Economics and Econometrics, 604)
Southampton, UK.
University of Southampton
36pp.
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Abstract
This paper examines the experiment in macroeconometrics, the different forms it has taken and the rules that have been proposed for its proper conduct. Here an "experiment" means putting a question to a model and getting an answer. Different types of experiment are distinguished and the justification that can be provided for a particular choice of experiment is discussed. Three types of macroeconometric modelling are considered: the Cowles (system of equations) approach, the vector autoregressive model approach and the computational experiment.
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Published date: 2005
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JEL classification: B41, C5, E37
Keywords:
experiment, impulse response analysis, ceteris paribus, structural invariance
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/39652
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Anna Staszewska
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John Aldrich
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