Titlebook: Buffer Stock Models and the Demand for Money; Paul Mizen Textbook 1994Latest edition Paul Mizen 1994 econometrics.methods.monetary economi

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Introduction to the Buffer Stock Model, and complicated to the point of obscurity, but a sample statement so to speak, out of all the things which could be said, intended to suggest to the reader the whole bundle of associated ideas, so that, if he catches the bundle, he will not in the least be confused or impeded by the technical incom

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A Review of Buffer Stock Money Models,80s. It developed along with such approaches as the incorporation of institutional variables by Judd and Scadding (1982), error correction mechanisms by Hendry .. (1984) and the partial adjustment procedures of Goldfeld (1973, 1976). The buffer stock model is in many respects superior to the other c

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The Precautionary Buffer Stock Model of the Demand for Money and Speculative Liquidity Preference,ture the essence of his motives — this chapter focuses on modelling the precautionary and speculative motives. There are two strands to monetary theory which this chapter draws together; the first is the work of Tobin (1958) who considered the response of an individual that maximises the return of a

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A Buffer Stock Model for the Personal Sector,ng Engle and Granger (1987). However, there is evidence to suggest that broad money may be a trend stationary process implying that cointegration may not be the appropriate modelling strategy for the demand for personal sector money.. Barr and Cuthbertson (1989a) find that their study of financial d