The demand for M1 in a large macroeconomic system: evidence from cointegration analysis

Article Abstract:

The use of cointegration analysis to estimate the level and stability of a money demand relationship is addressed, focusing on the dynamics between money demand, interest rate, and real income. An economic model that tests the presence of the money, consumption, import, and investment markets is described.

Money demand, Money market, Money markets

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Implications of Solow's growth model in the presence of a stochastic steady state

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This article tests a neoclassical macroeconomic growth model that considers capital accumulation and population growth rates as stochastic variables, rather than as constants. Topics addressed include labor productivity, Solow's model, and time series cointegration.

Analysis, Population, Capital formation, Labor productivity, Random variables

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