Add to ORKGThe main purpose of this chapter is to demonstrate the calibration procedure that will serve as the main quantitative tool used in this book. We do so using a very important model in macroeconomics, the Solow Growth Model, named after Robert Solow wh
The aim of this work is to accomplish an analysis of an economic growth of selected countries by usi...
The theories of country growth models are supported by the high scale variation observed in these co...
Long-term rate of economic growth in the Solow-Swan model is determined by exogenous (previously giv...
Facts are essential in economics as they allow us to test theory. However, they are also useful in t...
This chapter reviews calibration techniques in macroeconomics. The discussion designs with an outlin...
We propose two measures of the impact of calibration on the estimation of macroeconomic models. The ...
One aspect of calibration in macroeconomics is the notion that the free parameters of models should ...
The calibration methods through econometrics This paper constitutes a critical inspection of calibr...
Calibration is a much used but problematic method for achieving quantitative predictions from modern...
The basic machines of macroeconomics. Ramsey, Solow, Samuelson-Diamond, RBCs, ISLM, Mundell-Fleming,...
Dawkins et al. (2001) propose that estimation is calibration. We illustrate their point by examining...
cfl 2001 by A. Ronald Gallant. Abstract The focus of the paper is the optimal determination from dat...
Many instructors in subjects such as economics are frequently concerned with how to teach technical ...
This paper describes a Monte Carlo procedure to assess the performance of calibrated dynamic general...
All across the world, living standards vary significantly. The Solow growth model, developed by Nobe...
The aim of this work is to accomplish an analysis of an economic growth of selected countries by usi...
The theories of country growth models are supported by the high scale variation observed in these co...
Long-term rate of economic growth in the Solow-Swan model is determined by exogenous (previously giv...
Facts are essential in economics as they allow us to test theory. However, they are also useful in t...
This chapter reviews calibration techniques in macroeconomics. The discussion designs with an outlin...
We propose two measures of the impact of calibration on the estimation of macroeconomic models. The ...
One aspect of calibration in macroeconomics is the notion that the free parameters of models should ...
The calibration methods through econometrics This paper constitutes a critical inspection of calibr...
Calibration is a much used but problematic method for achieving quantitative predictions from modern...
The basic machines of macroeconomics. Ramsey, Solow, Samuelson-Diamond, RBCs, ISLM, Mundell-Fleming,...
Dawkins et al. (2001) propose that estimation is calibration. We illustrate their point by examining...
cfl 2001 by A. Ronald Gallant. Abstract The focus of the paper is the optimal determination from dat...
Many instructors in subjects such as economics are frequently concerned with how to teach technical ...
This paper describes a Monte Carlo procedure to assess the performance of calibrated dynamic general...
All across the world, living standards vary significantly. The Solow growth model, developed by Nobe...
The aim of this work is to accomplish an analysis of an economic growth of selected countries by usi...
The theories of country growth models are supported by the high scale variation observed in these co...
Long-term rate of economic growth in the Solow-Swan model is determined by exogenous (previously giv...