Take, for example, the residuals on a typical econometric model of fixed investment. |
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Business economists can use it for consultation on almost any econometric problem. |
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Not surprisingly, most econometric models disregard financial sector borrowings. |
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According to the authors, the objective of the book is to report on the current state of scientific advancement in the development of econometric methods in finance. |
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I would be remiss in my role as discussant if I did not raise a few other important econometric issues related to the paper. |
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Some people believe that, when we talk about this directive, it concerns an abstract, econometric matter. |
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At the aggregate level, a wealth effect on consumption has been a mainstay of large-scale econometric models for at least thirty years. |
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In addition, econometric models are now published in the working paper series. |
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While I am interested in the econometric value of their arguments, I leave that for others to discuss. |
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In 2003 the ECB developed an econometric model to derive expected returns for the setting of benchmarks. |
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The authors use an econometric model to investigate the issue of incrementality. |
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Most advanced users run econometric models, with no upper bound on complexity. |
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Specialized econometric techniques were utilized to accommodate this kind of panel data. |
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These findings were developed from a series of simulations using an econometric model. |
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The interactions between macroeconomic evolutions and the public finances are studied by means of econometric methods and modelled. |
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That impact is described below, first from a conceptual angle and then using an econometric simulation. |
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At the same time, econometric analysis shows that the presence of an EWC has no negative impact on company profitability or stock market valuation. |
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The econometric model of the US economy in use today at the Federal Reserve Board includes a wealth effect as well, although somewhat smaller in size. |
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The third part compares the findings of several estimates, published in different studies, which are based on direct measurement or econometric methods. |
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To measure the progress of globalisation of the financial markets, both equity markets as well as fixed income markets, the same econometric technique for extracting a common trend was used. |
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The authors test the statistical significance of Pindyck's suggested class of econometric equations that model the behaviour of longrun real energy prices. |
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As the social contributions increase along with the unemployment rate in order to balance the social budgets, the long run econometric relation may hold. |
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There is also Nick Marthy, a renowned researcher my colleagues probably know, who did an estimate based on an econometric model of the possible costs of ratifying the Kyoto protocol. |
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Box 5 provides an illustration from the NRC of how data collected at the aggregate level can help in assessing the impacts of programs using econometric methods. |
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As international econometric studies have shown, demand for insurance depends on income, patrimonial assets exposed to risk, and cultural factors such as the value which a society assigns to financial security. |
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This type of model should be used with sophisticated econometric analysis to pin down structural parameters and the variance-covariance matrix of the underlying shocks. |
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While conventional econometric models of the economy perform reasonably well when the economy is on a stable growth trend, their performance is not so good for signalling changes of direction in the economy. |
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In 1993, Fogel and North were rewarded for their application of econometric methods to economic history, better known as cliometrics. |
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For the 2002 review, a purpose-built econometric model was used to derive the expected returns on asset classes for use in the optimisation exercise. |
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Others take on a more individualistic orientation and emphasize the notions of individual agency, citizenship, values and participation, using econometric and social network approaches in analyzing civil society. |
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But when you start looking at the data, several inconsistencies emerge. First, the study uses a simple econometric model that regresses private equity investment on time and taxes. |
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Mr. Doumbouya has published widely on trade policy issues, with a focus on econometric analysis of agricultural and nonagricultural market access. |
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The ECLAC study includes econometric analysis of the causal links between reform variables and outcome variables, as well as between reform variables and key intervening variables. |
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Ironically, one of his earlier studies, and perhaps his finest econometric contribution, removed a perceived threat to the maintenance of Keynesian full employment. |
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Instead of using financial information such as leverage and asset size, which may not be publicly available, the paper relies on econometric techniques to tease out systemic risk. |
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Econometric studies have identified the fiscal stimulus as especially effective. |
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