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In this book Ray Fair expounds powerful techniques for estimating and analyzing macroeconometric models. He takes advantage of the remarkable decrease in computational costs that has occurred since the early 1980s by implementing such sophisticated techniques as stochastic simulation. Testing Macroeconometric Models also incorporates the assumption of rational expectations in the estimation, solution, and testing of the models. And it presents the latest versions of Fair's models of the economies of the United States and other countries.
After estimating and testing the U.S. model, Fair
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Produktbeschreibung
In this book Ray Fair expounds powerful techniques for estimating and analyzing macroeconometric models. He takes advantage of the remarkable decrease in computational costs that has occurred since the early 1980s by implementing such sophisticated techniques as stochastic simulation. Testing Macroeconometric Models also incorporates the assumption of rational expectations in the estimation, solution, and testing of the models. And it presents the latest versions of Fair's models of the economies of the United States and other countries.

After estimating and testing the U.S. model, Fair analyzes its properties, including those relevant to economic policymakers: the optimal monetary policy instrument, the effect of a government spending reduction on the government deficit, whether monetary policy is becoming less effective over time, and the sensitivity of policy effects to the assumption of rational expectations.

Ray Fair has conducted research on structural macroeconometric models for more than twenty years. With interest increasing in the area, this book will be an essential reference for macroeconomists.
Autorenporträt
Fair Ray: Ray C. Fair is Professor of Economics, Yale University.
Rezensionen
Specification, estimation, and analysis of macroeconometric models may be among the things that well brought up economists refrain from doing in public. Ray Fair's book of this title, on the other hand, is recommended reading and a public service...The reader of this book will be left with a better appreciation of the accomplishments and the real problems of this field.

Fair's research is a model of scientific ingenuity and candidness. He gives readers an intimate view of his models¿the substantive findings should be studies by all who seek well-documented, carefully executed empirical evidence on economic fluctuations.