The international linkage of national economic models /

By:

Ball, R. J

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Contributions to economic analysisPublication details: Amsterdam ; New York : North-Holland Pub. Co.; American Elsevier Pub. Co., c1973.Description: xii, 467 p.:illISBN:

044410464X (American Elsevier)
9780444104649 (American Elsevier)

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

382.1 BAL

LOC classification:

HF1411 .B236 1973

Summary: This long-awaited volume contains papers on the conceptual framework of the LINK model-integration procedure, on summary descriptions of the models of eleven developed countries and eleven developing regions, on short-term trade forecasting using LINK, and on several more highly detailed empirical studies. These latter studies include models of three developing countries, econometric analyses of bilateral linkages between Japan, Canada and the U.S.A., and equations for commodity trade, for international capital movements, and for the invisible components of the current account.

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This long-awaited volume contains papers on the conceptual framework of the LINK model-integration procedure, on summary descriptions of the models of eleven developed countries and eleven developing regions, on short-term trade forecasting using LINK, and on several more highly detailed
empirical studies. These latter studies include models of three
developing countries, econometric analyses of bilateral linkages between Japan, Canada and the U.S.A., and equations for commodity trade, for international capital movements, and for the invisible components of the current account.

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