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The multiple regression is a tool that offers the possibility to analyze the correlations between more than two variables, situation which account for most cases in macro-economic studies. The best known method of estimation for multiple regression is the method of least squares. As in the...
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This method is to be found out in the economic theory as beta method. This method is largely utilized for studying the risk of equities. In the frame of this method, the risk is identified through the fluctuation of their yield. Thus, the higher the fluctuation degree of the portfolio yield is,...
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The authors propose the identification and measurement of the existing correlation between the evolution of the country’s final consumption (total of sum of private and public consumption), net investment and GDP variation. The analysis methodology is based on linear multiple regression,...
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This paper presents the author’s view on some analysis methods applicable to the labor market of Romania, focusing on problems such as structure and occupation. The first part is dedicated to a synopsis on the population and labor force indicator’s evolution, while further analysis is...
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This paper describes a use case for macro economical models, the objective being the structural analysis of the Gross Domestic Product. The authors first introduce the theoretical foundation of the model, then offer a snapshot on GDP evolution. The econometric models proposed for analysis are...
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This paper describes a use case for macro economical models, the objective being the structural analysis of the Gross Domestic Product. The authors offer a snapshot on GDP evolution, the econometric models proposed for analysis are designed with the help of EViews software. Its performances are...
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OLS is considered to be, by far, the most popular and well-known method for estimating parameters of multiple regression. In this case, however, it is important to underline that there is no warranty as to the fact that OLS estimators will be, in one way or another, some “perfect” estimators.
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Linear regression model involves the identification of variables for defining specification for variable and model residuals; the context in which the regression model is used. Analysis of chronological (time) using a temporal function which, in essence, is also a regression, with a variable...
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The estimation of the regression function, can analyze a transformation of this function. The option for this transformation is grounded by the economic analysis which defines the parameters of interest. A procedure of adjustment is included, consisting of the elimination of the data placed at...
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Under the hypotheses IA and IB, OLS estimators are both linear and stationary. For it to provide the same minimum variance of all linear and stationary estimators and to take part of BLUE, it is necessary that the classical assumptions IIB and IIC should be available. As in the case of...
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