An Econometric Model of the US Economy: Structural Analysis in 56 Equations

1. Introduction to Part I (Production of the GDP) 2. Methodology
3. Literature Review 4. The Consumption Models 5. Models Indicating Determinants of Investment Spending and Borrowing
6. The Exports Demand Equation 7. Statistically Estimated Real GDP Determination Functions ("IS" Curves) 8. Real GDP Determination Functions ("IS" Curves) Aggregated from Estimates Obtained by Statistically Estimating the Subcomponent Functions Comprising the GDP 9. Determinants of the Prime Interest Rate: Taylor Rule Method 10. Determinants of the Prime Interest Rate: LM Curve Method 11. Determinants of Inflation: The Phillips Curve Model 12. Determinants of Unemployment 13. The Savings Functions 14. Determinants of Government Receipts 15. Edogeneity of Government Spending 16. Capacity of the Model to Explain Behavior of the Macroeconomy in the Years beyond the Period Used to Estimate the Model 17. Converting the Older Keynsian IS-LM Model to the More Modern AS-AD Interpretation of the Kenysian Model 18. Dynamics 19. Summary and Conclusions (Production Side of the NIPA Accounts) 20. Part II: Determinants of Factor Shares (Income Side of the NIPA Accounts)