Macromodel Simulations for the Romanian Economy
Romanian Journal of Economic Forecasting, No. 2, 2010
19 Pages Posted: 4 Jun 2010
Abstract
The paper revises the previous author’s estimates of the medium-term evolution of the Romanian economy. It is organized in three chapters. The first examines the most important crisis and post-crisis problems of Romania. The analysis is developed preponderantly from a structural point of view. The second chapter presents three simulated scenarios for the period 2010-2014. One of them (named the Base Scenario BSc) is conceived with macroeconomic parameters close to those envisaged by Government, in correlation with the IMF stand-by Agreement. The other two (the Worsened Scenarios W1Sc and W2Sc) admit less favorable domestic and external business environment. In the final chapter, the results of simulations are compared to each other and also to the officially accepted forecasting documents. Some former similar predictions (anticipating more optimistic indicators) are discussed from the modeling perspective.
Keywords: Macromodel, Input-Output Analysis, Simulation, Scenario, Crisis
JEL Classification: C53, C67, E17
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