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Abstract: Value - Production - Income - Distribution - Employment - Finance - Government - Trade.

Abstract: This 1958 book contains the transcription of Meade's inaugural lecture as Professor of Political Economy at Cambridge University James Edward Meade (1907-1995) was a renowned British economist who, alongside Bertil Ohlin, was joint winner of the 1977 Nobel Prize in Economics. Originally published in 1958, this book contains the transcription of Meade's inaugural lecture as Professor of Political Economy at Cambridge University, delivered during the same year. Concise and highly readabl ...; [Read more...] This 1958 book contains the transcription of Meade's inaugural lecture as Professor of Political Economy at Cambridge University James Edward Meade (1907-1995) was a renowned British economist who, alongside Bertil Ohlin, was joint winner of the 1977 Nobel Prize in Economics. Originally published in 1958, this book contains the transcription of Meade's inaugural lecture as Professor of Political Economy at Cambridge University, delivered during the same year. Concise and highly readable, it will be of value to anyone with an interest in economic history, theories regarding inflation, and macroeconomic theory in general.

Abstract: Introductory - Construction of the tables - Interpolation. Methods and illustration - Use of the tables and illustrations - Efficacy of the z-transformation - Conclusion.

Abstract: IL LIBRO PRESENTA UNA RASSEGNA DEI LAVORI DI TRE ECONOMISTI OLANDESI SU TRE TEMI DELL'ANALISI MONETARIA E PRECISAMENTE: L'EQUILIBRIO MONETARIO (J. G. KOOPMANS), LA VELOCITà DELLA CIRCOLAZIONE DELLA MONETA E LE SUE RELAZIONI CON L'EQUILIBRIO MONETARIO (J. ZIJLSTRA), E LA DIAGNOSI MONETARIA (M. W. HOLTROP: IL MODELLO MONETARIO USATO DALLA BANCA OLANDESE) ED ALCUNI DEI COMMENTI SU QUESTE TEORIE DI ALTRI ECONOMISTI VIVENTI IN OLANDA.

Abstract: Forecasting with the linear regression model - Forecasting with time series models - TAR, Markov switching, and state space models - Mixed frequency, large datasets, and volatility.