Sentence examples for use of econometric modelling from inspiring English sources
There was general enthusiasm for increased use of econometric modelling to inform future policymaking but an appreciation that such evidence should only form one input into the process.
This study has investigated the views of policy stakeholders on the use of econometric modelling to inform a high-profile public health policy debate.
There is a willingness to make greater use of econometric modelling studies to inform public health policymaking, both for novel interventions and to provide contextually specific evidence, but these should complement, rather than replace, more traditional evaluation studies.
The advantages of this approach include the ability to develop a wide range of scenarios, in order to describe the situations of interest (e.g. urban/rural trips) elicit the desired responses and the fact that it enables the use of econometric models for the estimation of the willingness-to-pay.
The desire for empirically verifiable proxies and weights has led to the use of econometric models that examine the association between use of services and a wide range of need variables.
Here we propose a reserve selection methodology which optimizes conservation given both a budget constraint and land market feedbacks by using a combination of econometric models along with stochastic dynamic programming.
aHoldout tasks are used as a means of assessing the validity of econometric models used to analyze responses to the choice tasks [51].
"Forecasts of econometric model builders have been no more accurate than the forecasts of those who analyze business conditions using less formal methods," he wrote.
But as I pointed out above, a wider examination of econometric models has neither candidate decisively ahead.
He said that in the 1960's, economists were "increasingly mesmerized by the possibilities of econometric models as a crystal ball for the future".
Modeling and detecting parameter stability of econometric models is a long standing problem.
