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| 1984 | An Extended Accelerator Model of R&D and Physical Investment
with Jacques Mairesse
in R & D, Patents, and Productivity, Zvi Griliches, ed.
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| August 1982 | An Extended Accelerator Model of R&D and Physical Investment
with Jacques Mairesse: w0968
Using a multivariate autoregressive framework, we have found a simple causal structure for the variables of interest q, s, r, and i, which is consistent with our data. As expected from the stock market efficiency hypothesis, q, the stock market one period holding rate of return, is exogenous relative to the other three variables (or Granger causes them). As postulated in the traditional accelerator model of investment, the rate of growth of sales, s, can be also treated as exogenous to the rates of growth of R&D and physical. investment, r and i. Moreover, no strong feed- back interaction is detected between the last two (r and i). Within the simple structure of the extended accelerator model, the substantive conclusion is that R&D and physical investment react very similarly to the growth... |
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