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Money, Economic Activity, and Causality (A Look at the Empirical Evidence for Canada, 1957-1983) - Moneta, attività economica e causalità (Evidenza empirica in Canada durante il periodo 1957-1988)

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  • Jones, J. D.

    (Department of Economics and Business, Catholic University of America)

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L’articolo utilizza un modello a equazioni simultanee per verificare l’ipotesi classica di statistica macroeconomica secondo la quale i mezzi condizionali delle variabili economiche reali sono indipendenti dai due strumenti di politica monetaria per quanto riguarda l’economia canadese nel periodo post-bellico. Utilizzando un procedimento di stima Zellner Aitken a più variabili proposto da Geweke (1978) per verificare l’esogeneità congiunta, i dati canadesi per i periodi di riferimento compresi tra il 1957: I e il 1983: III sono analizzati nel contesto di un modello dinamico completo a equazioni simultanee. I test verificano ciascuna delle misure monetarie determinando congiuntamente le variabili economiche reali del modello nel senso di Wiener-Granger. I risultati possono essere interpretati considerando che la politica di stabilizzazione monetaria ha esercitato un impatto non trascurabile sul comportamento macroeconomico reale canadese durante il periodo di riferimento. Tuttavia, data l’equivalenza dei modelli classici e non classici qualora siano scritti in forma ridotta, non possono essere tratte conclusioni rigide riguardo al rifiuto dell’ipotesi classica.

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  • Jones, J. D., 1985. "Money, Economic Activity, and Causality (A Look at the Empirical Evidence for Canada, 1957-1983) - Moneta, attività economica e causalità (Evidenza empirica in Canada durante il periodo 1957-1988)," Economia Internazionale / International Economics, Camera di Commercio Industria Artigianato Agricoltura di Genova, vol. 38(2), pages 167-178.
  • Handle: RePEc:ris:ecoint:0560
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