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The PIDS-NEDA Annual Macroeconometric Model, Version 1989: A Summary

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Constantino, Winnie
Mariano, Roberto S.

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Abstract

The development of PIDS-NEDA Macroeconometric Model is a joint effort by both institutions to come up with a model that government economic planners could use in arriving at annual and medium-term economic forecasts or targets. This paper is a summary of the complete version of the macroeconometric model and the dynamic simulation results.

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Paper provided by Philippine Institute for Development Studies in its series Working Papers with number WP 1990-13.

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Length: 57
Date of creation: 1990
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Handle: RePEc:phd:wpaper:wp_1990-13

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Keywords: policy analysis; planning tools and monitoring systems; econometric modeling;

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