Nonlinearities, disequilibria and simulation : proceedings of the Arne Ryde Symposium on Quantitative Methods in the Stabilization of Macrodynamic Systems : essays in honour of Björn Thalberg
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Nonlinearities, disequilibria and simulation : proceedings of the Arne Ryde Symposium on Quantitative Methods in the Stabilization of Macrodynamic Systems : essays in honour of Björn Thalberg
Macmillan Press, 1992
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
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内容説明
Our analytical heritage in macrodynamics - indeed even the word - owes a great deal to Ragnar Frisch. The tradition of quantitative methods in economic analysis owes not a little to that great trio of Norwegian theorists: Frisch himself, Trygve Haavelmo and Leif Johansen. These essays, in that tradition, prepared by a group of internationally renowned macro-theorists, pays homage to Bjorn Thalberg - student, friend, colleague and collaborator of that famous Norwegian trio.
目次
- Part 1 Reconsidering Frischian issues: the wooden horse that wouldn't rock, S. Zambelli
- discussion, B. Thalberg
- response, S. Zambelli
- implicit nonlinearities in the economic dynamics of impulse and propagation, K. Velupillai
- discussion, Halkan J. Holm
- reflections on the Frisch-Johansen tradition in the theory of production, S. Dano
- discussion, L-G. Svensson and R. Fare. Part 2 Simulation, asymmetries and (optimal) policies in macroeconomic models: a chaotic reformulation of multiplier-accelerator models, R.M. Goodwin
- discussion, B. Thalberg and K. Velupillai
- is the Norwegian business cycle asymmetric?, M. Bergman and L. Jonung
- discussion, S. Zambelli and R. Hannesson
- response, M. Bergman and L. Jonung
- stability and stabilization of mature economies, John Cornwall
- discussion, H. Brink, et al
- response, John Cornwnall
- a test of rational expectations and the permanent income hypothesis using Swedish data, 1963-87, Curt Wells
- discussion, Stefano Zambelli and Shu-Heng Chen
- response, Curt Wells. Part 3 Applied macroeconomics - the stage and the scenarios: growth and adjustment in developing countries - a gap model approach, L. Taylor
- discussion, R. Day and K. Velupillai
- unemployment in the OECD society, Fritz Holte
- discussion, G. Gandolfo and C-H Siven
- response, F. Holte
- some observations on the debate on stability and openness, T. Thonstad
- discussion, T. Thomstad
- discussion, B. Sandelin. Part 4 Analytical frontiers - past and future: chaos and evolution in economic processes, Richard H. Day
- discussion, E. Boserup
- growth, welfare and stabilization - our analytical heritage, Bjorn Thalberg.
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