  Modeling Money Demand Specification For Canada: An In Depth Analysis (2008) Ref: econ0008 This paper builds upon the analysis that I have already undertaken for my Econometrics project titled “Modeling Money Demand in Canada”. It is an attempt to investigate for co-integration by remodeling the Money Demand specification from the project, considering a time span from January 1985 to September 2006: the same as used for the project, using data for Canada. As a comparison it is also analyzed whether the resulting specification thus uncovered is also valid for the United States of America. This paper is based upon the analysis conducted by some of the key researchers in the field of Money Demand Modeling. Using some of the most recent techniques in Cointegration Analysis, this paper establishes the presence of a long term relationship for the variables considered, both for Canada and the US, thus suggesting a possible specification for the Money Demand function. This study provides a general overview of some of the key issues in Money Demand Modeling and explains various techniques employed in Cointegration analysis. 20,000 words – 137 pages in length Excellent in depth analysis Excellent use of economic models Outstanding piece of work 1) Introduction 2) Literature Review 3) Data Description 3.1) The Order Of Integration 4) The Long Run Equation 5) Cointegration Analysis; Using Engle And Granger Approach 6) VAR Analysis 7) Johansen Approach 8) Impulse Response And Granger Causality 9) Conclusion 10) Appendix: Canadian Data Set (C) 11) Appendix: US Data Set (A) 12) References How To Order 1. Select reference number econ0008 from the dropdown list 2. Click the PayPal button 3. Click the "Click Here" button on the PayPal page to submit your credit/debit card payment 4. We will email your chosen dissertation in PDF format within 24 hours |