A Simple Econometric Model of the Australian Economy
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Palgrave Macmillan UK
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2. This is hardly surprising as the model is typical of modern macro-economic theory. Pasinetti divides modern theories into two groups, according to whether the parameters are those which give long growth or cyclical fluctuations as the basic endogenous characteristic. See L. L. Pasinetti, “Cyclical Fluctuations and Economic Growth”, Oxford Economic Papers, vol. 12 (June, 1960), pp. 215–241.
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