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For the purpose of monetary policy analyses dynamic multivariate models are usually applied. The reason is the presence of significant lags between an action and the appropriate effects in the economy. We use the concept of structural VAR models, widely used approach next to the DSGE and...
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The production functions modelling is treated from econometric viewpoints. The class of the neo-classical production functions is described. Special attention is given to the so called CD and CES production functions. The estimates of the parameters from cross-sectional data are evaluated....
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The article deals with possibilities of using an econometric analysis of features and behaviour of economic systems for approximation of quantity and evaluation of effects in different variants of economic tools uses for leading. Gradually it presented a ways of economy policy in dependency on...
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In this paper probabilistic models have been proposed for learning and analysis about discrete choice behaviour. The first problem discussed in the article above is the specification and estimation of parameters of three models, the linear probability model and the nonlinear logit and probit...
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Our paper focuses on the analysis of supply and demand shocks and on the estimation of expected costs of introducing Euro currency into Czech Republic (CR). The analysis is based on the theory of optimal currency areas by Mundell (1961, 1973) and uses a macroeconomic approach formalized by...
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