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A Study Of Macro Rational Expectations Hypothesis Tests On Commodity Markets Item Info

Title:
A Study Of Macro Rational Expectations Hypothesis Tests On Commodity Markets
Creator:
Devadoss, Stephen
Date Created (ISO Standard):
1994-08
Description:
The test procedure uses a joint nonlinear estimation of real output and money forecasting equations. The results reveal that the M.RE hypothesis is strongly rejected. The chief conclusion of this study is that the anticipated monetary policy does matter in affecting the output in these three markets.
Subjects:
Include individual industries including milk market research cost benefit
AgEcon Search Subjects:
Livestock Production/Industries Marketing Demand and Price Analysis
Series:
Agricultural Economic Research Series
Source Identifier:
aers94-11
Type:
text
Format:
application/pdf
Contributing Departments:
Department of Agricultural Economics

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