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Modern Econometric Modelling For Developing Economies II By Prof. Godwin-. Paperback

Volume 2

This book is the second volume of the econometric modelling text and which is structured to be a continuation of the first volume (with emphasis on time series/ crossection econometrics and macro econometric modeling). In this volume, we have concentrated on developing non- linear models, financial econometrics and general equilibrium modelling. Indeed, the walrasian general equilibrium model provides an ideal framework for appraising the effects of policy changes on the resource allocation and for assessing who gains and loses; policy impacts not well covered by empirical macromodels. Thus, the application of new and technically advanced mathematical, statistical and econometric tools and techniques are illustrated with respect to a number of different policy problems and settings (such as models with inter temporal dynamics and imperfect competition). This volume remain very useful to a wide range of applied and theoretical researchers as well as professional economists. It is essentially designed to provide a sound foundation to economic decision-making (i.e. selecting the best alternative given the economic criteria). The book is intended for graduate students of engineering, business administration, economics, accounting, finance, sciences and social sciences. And considering the breadth of the subject, the text also provides the fundamentals and reference tools for professionals in all functional areas. Finally, the book intend to increase the awareness of researchers in multi-agent systems and complex networks by combining agents based modeling and complex networks in order to develop insight and foster predictive methodologies in studying emergent intelligence on of network agents

global researcher) has worked in several Universities and research institutes in the World. Recently, he was a United Nations sponsored delegate to the world Institute for Development Economic research, Helsinki Finland. His research work has appeared in several electronic Journals and scholarly books. Since 1995, Prof Nwaobi has been teaching Quantitative Economics in the Universities. He is the research Director, Quantitative Economic Research Bureau and ED/RC ranked second best African economist in the world