A Preliminary Estimation of an Econometric Model for North Korea
Bum Yoon Suk
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Bum Yoon Suk
Abstract
This article lays the groundwork for the creation of a macroeconometric model of North Korea. The author devises eight structural equations to be used in the model construction that show the North Korean economy to be a completely recursive system. He considers five series of statistics in arriving at an estimate of the North Korean gross national product; establishes a precipitation-based weather variable for annual agricultural production; and develops a series of consumption figures based on estimates from the People's Republic of China. The structural equations suggest that a fully developed econometric model would show a strong stability with recursive specification.
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This article lays the groundwork for the creation of a macroeconometric model of North Korea. The author devises eight structural equations to be used in the model construction that show the North Korean economy to be a completely recursive system. He considers five series of statistics in arriving at an estimate of the North Korean gross national product; establishes a precipitation-based weather variable for annual agricultural production; and develops a series of consumption figures based on estimates from the People's Republic of China. The structural equations suggest that a fully developed econometric model would show a strong stability with recursive specification.
Key concepts: Estimation, Econometric model, Econometrics, Economics, Statistics, Geography, Mathematics, Management