Regression and factor analysis applied in econometrics

1. Some theoretical and statistical aspects of a linear cconometric model -- 1.1 Motivation for the use of a model -- 1.2. Definition of a Model -- 1.3. The linear econometric model -- 1.4. The variables -- 1.5. The general form of a single equation linear econometric model -- 1.6. The general form of a simultaneous linear econometric model -- 1.7. Statistics for a single equation linear econometric model -- 2. Factor analysis as a method of economic research -- 2.1. Motivation for the use of factor analysis -- 2.2. Aim of factor analysis -- 2.3. Regression analysis versus factor analysis -- 2.4. Normalization of variables -- 2.5. The Model of factor analysis -- 2.6. The Solution of the factor analysis model -- 2.7. The interpretation of the commonfactor coefficients -- 2.8. Factor rotation -- 3. Structure of the model -- 3.1. The structure of expenditure in the Dutch economy in the pre-war and post-war period -- 3.2. The structure of the model -- 3.3. The consumption equation -- 3.4. The investment equation -- 3.5. The inventory equation -- 3.6. The export equation -- 3.7. The import equation -- 3.8. The employment and unemployment equation -- 3.9. The price equations -- 4. Some applications of factor analysis -- 4.1. A factor analytical comparison of each variable in the whole of variables -- 4.2. Investments -- 4.3. Consumption -- 4.4. Government expenditure.