Macroeconomic quantitative analysis: Methods and Applications

Author: Liu Jinshan
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: Macroeconomic quantitative analysis falls within the realm of empirical analysis, primarily focusing on the total quantity and/or structural analysis of an entire economic system or a specific aspect, combined with specific temporal and spatial constraints. Based on the empirical logic that integrates mathematical logic and the logic of things, it reveals "what is" in economic operations. As for the microfoundations of macroeconomics, they belong to the research work conducted after quantitative analysis. This book applies the research methods of economic quantitative analysis, collects a large amount of statistical data, and conducts quantitative analyses of China's macroeconomic growth and macroeconomic policies. The author conducts quantitative analyses on China's demand contribution to economic growth, the total and structural multiplier effects, the hierarchical transformation of demand changes, regional economic convergence analysis, and industrial economics, including income distribution, the transformation of savings into investment, market organization and effective demand, empirical analysis of China's multiplier effects, input-output multiplier analysis, and the effectiveness analysis of macroeconomic policies, etc.
Target Audience: College students and teachers in economics and management majors, as well as individuals who are passionate about pursuing research in macroeconomics and quantitative economics.