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Econometric Decision Models

Proceedings of a Conference Held at the University of Hagen, West Germany, June 19–20, 1981

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 1983

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Editors:
  1. Josef Gruber

    1. Fachbereich Wirtschafts- und Rechtswissenschaften, Fernuniversität Hagen, Hagen, Germany

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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Economics and Mathematical Systems (LNE, volume 208)

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Table of contents (19 papers)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages N2-VI
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  2. Introduction; Towards Observed Preferences in Econometric Decision Models

    1. Introduction; Towards Observed Preferences in Econometric Decision Models

      • Josef Gruber
      Pages 1-9

  3. Econometric decision models in theory and practice: experiences and problems in large-scale applications, recent developments in theory and methods (except those of problem areas 2 and 3 below)

    1. The “Optimal” Control of the RWI-Model

      • J. Fischer, G. Uebe
      Pages 10-20

    2. Optimal Stabilization with a Quarterly Model of the Federal Republic of Germany

      • Hans-Dieter Heike, Harald Rossa
      Pages 21-47

    3. Some Experiences with the Control of a Macroeconometric Model with a Scalarvalued Objective Function from the Viewpoint of Applied Economic Research

      • Hugo Christian Rieß
      Pages 48-54

    4. An Application of Optimal Control to a Small Model of Politico-Economic Interaction

      • Gebhard Kirchgässner
      Pages 55-80

    5. Evaluating Macroeconomic Policy: Optimal Control Solutions Versus Suboptimal Alternatives

      • Christopher F. Baum
      Pages 81-109

    6. Adaptive Control of Macroeconomic Models

      • David Kendrick
      Pages 110-110

    7. A Fine-Tuning Scheme for Economic Decision Rules

      • Michael Leserer
      Pages 111-115

    8. A Control-Theoretic Analysis for a Small Econometric Model of the Federal Republic of Germany

      • H. Frommholz, J. Wolters
      Pages 116-130

    9. The Asymptotic Distribution of Optimal Policy Feedback Coefficients

      • Ralph Friedmann
      Pages 131-147

    10. Conflict, Cooperation and Social Preference Functions

      • Hansjörg Haas
      Pages 148-169

    11. Decentralized Control Strategies for Large-Scale Discrete-Time Systems

      • Djordjija B. Petkovski
      Pages 170-182

    12. A Recursive Adaptive Hybrid Model for National and Interregional Analysis

      • Earl O. Heady, James A. Langley, Wen-yuan Huang
      Pages 183-220

  4. Methods for obtaining the weights and target Page values in the scalarvalued objective function of (e.g.) the linear-quadratic econometric decision model

    1. A Study of Adaptive Revision of Target Values in an Econometric Decision Model

      • Siegmar Stöppler, Jens-Peter Stein
      Pages 221-241

    2. The Measurement of Quadratic Preference Functions with Small Samples

      • A. H. Q. M. Merkies, Th. E. Nijman
      Pages 242-262

    3. The Determination of Collective Preferences in Economic Decision Models: With an Application to Soviet Economic Policy

      • J. P. Ancot, A. J. Hughes Hallett
      Pages 263-304

  5. Methods for avoiding the necessity of explicitly specifying and quantifying a scalarvalued objective function before solving the econometric decision model

    1. Interactive Solution of Multiple Objective, Dynamic, Macroeconomic Stabilization Problems: A Comparative Study

      • Christophe Deissenberg
      Pages 305-309

    2. A Methodology for Solving the Multiple Criteria Macroeconomic Policy Problem

      • Hannele Wallenius, Jyrki Wallenius
      Pages 310-333

    3. The Interactive Multiobjective Optimization Method by Elemer E. Rosinger: A Computer Program and Aspects of Applications

      • Hartmut Streuff, Josef Gruber
      Pages 334-364
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  • Fachbereich Wirtschafts- und Rechtswissenschaften, Fernuniversität Hagen, Hagen, Germany

    Josef Gruber

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