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M O D A G: A macroeconometric model of the Norwegian economy
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  • 1989On the role of simulation in the statistical evaluation of econometric models71 cited
  • 1987MODAG A: A Medium-Term Macroeconomic Model of the Norwegian Economy* *The authors would like to thank Inger Holm, Roar Bergan, Øystein Olsen and Nils Martin Stølen who have participated in the construction, updating and use of MODAG A from 1982 to 1985, Olav Bjerkholt for useful comments to an earlier draft of this paper, and Heidi Munkelien for expert word processing.14 cited

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