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In this chapter we plan to test some of the money and credit market hypotheses developed in the previous section against Dutch data over the period 1961-I–1972-IV. The model used for empirical analysis will be a version of the stock-adjustment model. The method of estimation employed is the two-stages least-squares regression technique for simultaneous equations (TSLS).
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© 1977 H. E. Stefert Kroese B. V., Leiden
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Korteweg, P., Van Loo, P.D. (1977). The Dutch money and credit market: an empirical analysis 1961-I–1972-IV. In: Korteweg, P., Van Loo, P.D. (eds) The market for money and the market for credit. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-4245-8_3
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