An Econometric Model of the US Economy

1. Introduction
John J. Heim

2. Methodology
John J. Heim

3. Literature Review
John J. Heim

4. The Consumption Models
John J. Heim

5. Models Identifying the Determinants Of Investment Spending And Borrowing
John J. Heim

6. The Exports Demand Equation
John J. Heim

7. Statistically Estimated Real GDP Determination Functions (“IS” Curves)
John J. Heim

8. Real GDP Determination Function ( “IS” Curve) Coefficients Aggregated from Parameter Estimates Obtained By Statistically Estimating The Subcomponent Functions Comprising The GDP
John J. Heim

9. Methodology
John J. Heim

10. Determinants Of The Prime Interest Rate – LM Curve Method
John J. Heim

11. Determinants of Inflation - The Phillips Curve Model
John J. Heim

12. Determinants of Unemployment
John J. Heim

13. The Savings Functions
John J. Heim

14. Determinants of Government Receipts
John J. Heim

15. Endogeneity of Government Spending Levels
John J. Heim

16. Capacity Of The Model To Explain Behavior Of The Macroeconomy Beyond The Period Used To Estimate The Model
John J. Heim

17. Converting the Older Keynesian IS-LM Model To The More Modern AS-AD Interpretation Of The Keynesian Model
John J. Heim

18. Dynamics
John J. Heim

19. Summary and Conclusions (Production Side of the NIPA Accounts)
John J. Heim

Part II. Income Side of the NIPA Accounts

20. Determinants of Factor Shares
John J. Heim

Keywords: Economics, Econometrics, Macroeconomics/Monetary Economics//Financial Economics, Regional/Spatial Science