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Статистический Метод Агрегирования Производственных Функций

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  • Гребнев М.И.
  • Шульц Д.Н.

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Рассматривается проблема агрегирования производственных функций (ПФ), которая представляет собой частную задачу в рамках более широкого направления исследований, связанных с поиском теоретических и методологических мостов между микро- и макроэкономикой. Предыдущие исследования известных экономистов показали, что задача непротиворечивого агрегирования производственных функций не имеет удовлетворительного и общепризнанного решения. В статье показано, что непротиворечивое агрегирование ПФ возможно только в случае линейных ПФ. Предложен статистический метод агрегирования, после чего, основываясь на принципах байесовского оценивания и законе больших чисел, становится возможным оценить макроэкономическую ПФ. В предположении, что параметры ПФ отраслей экономики США распределены по нормальному закону, выведена макроэкономическая ПФ. Показано, что даже если все отраслевые ПФ являются ПФ Кобба–Дугласа, то макроэкономическая ПФ будет отлична от ПФ Кобба–Дугласа. Для российской экономики макроэкономическая ПФ сформирована на основе отраслевых и региональных ПФ Кобба–Дугласа. Показано, что в условиях ограниченности статистических данных более корректные оценки агрегированной ПФ по России могут быть получены на основе региональных ПФ.

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  • Гребнев М.И. & Шульц Д.Н., 2016. "Статистический Метод Агрегирования Производственных Функций," Журнал Экономика и математические методы (ЭММ), Центральный Экономико-Математический Институт (ЦЭМИ), vol. 52(2), pages 112-128, апрель.
    • Handle: RePEc:scn:cememm:v:52:y:2016:i:2:p:112-128
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