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Causality in Macroeconomics

Name: Causality in Macroeconomics
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 02031389
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Author: Hoover
ISBN: 9780521452175

Hoover

Kevin D. (University of California

Davis)

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Codul Libristo: 02031389

Editura Cambridge University Press, august 2001

First published in 2001, Causality in Macroeconomics addresses the long-standing problems of causali... Descrierea completă

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First published in 2001, Causality in Macroeconomics addresses the long-standing problems of causality while taking macroeconomics seriously. The practical concerns of the macroeconomist and abstract concerns of the philosopher inform each other. Grounded in pragmatic realism, the book rejects the popular idea that macroeconomics requires microfoundations, and argues that the macroeconomy is a set of structures that are best analyzed causally. Ideas originally due to Herbert Simon and the Cowles Commission are refined and generalized to non-linear systems, particularly to the non-linear systems with cross-equation restrictions that are ubiquitous in modern macroeconomic models with rational expectations (with and without regime-switching). These ideas help to clarify philosophical as well as economic issues. The structural approach to causality is then used to evaluate more familiar approaches to causality due to Granger, LeRoy and Glymour, Spirtes, Scheines and Kelly, as well as vector autoregressions, the Lucas critique, and the exogeneity concepts of Engle, Hendry and Richard.