Sentence examples for macroeconomic models are from inspiring English sources

"I think we are going to create a lot of jobs; how many I don't know," Mr. Snow said, adding that "macroeconomic models are based on a lot of assumptions" and are "not without a range of error".

"I think we are going to create a lot of jobs; how many I don't know," Snow said. he added that "macroeconomic models are based on a lot of assumptions" and are therefore "not without a range of error".

This is a walking advertisement for Julia". Sargent added that the reason Julia is important is because the next generation of macroeconomic models is very computationally intensive, using high-dimensional models and fitting them over extremely large data sets.

Wen's attack on "inappropriate macroeconomic models" was also right on what remains of the money, though the new White House is trying to pick a fight with him on China's deliberately undervalued currency, a risky battle for both sides when simmering nationalism is visible everywhere.

"Macroeconomic modelling is complex, and always depends on the specifics of the country concerned.

These two back-to-back election cycles represent the most emphatic examples of a point that macroeconomic forecasting models are absolutely agreed upon: it's recent economic performance that matters.

To understand the Turkish economic transformation better, macroeconomic growth models are considered in order to identify institutional problems.

We may interpret these results as providing empirical support for (e.g. SIM) macroeconomic models that are based on a continuum of consumers rather than a limited set of representative agents.

New classicals replaced monetarists as the primary opponents to Keynesianism and changed the primary debate in macroeconomics from whether to look at short-run fluctuations to whether macroeconomic models should be grounded in microeconomic theories.

The Frenchman apologised, and has since made strides in explaining why mainstream macroeconomic models can be so wide of the mark.

Macroeconomic models can be further integrated with available spatial disease spread models which reflect disease transmission.