Workshop on Structural Change
This workshop was funded out of a grant under the European Commission's
Human Capital and Mobility programme via the University of Rome (Tor Vergata)
to Mike Artis and Scott
Moss. The project title is "Endogenous Growth, Technological Change
and Regional Interaction". Issues of structural change could hardly be
more important in this context.
The papers listed below were presented by their authors at the
workshop. The final substantive session considered possible collaborations
and a possible application for funding for another HCM network to bring
together a variety of disciplines with perspectives on issues of structural
change.
A brief report of the possibilities for collaborative research
programmes arising from the workshop (including a couple of pilot research
projects to support an application for an HCM network) have been circulated
to the mod-struct-chang email list and is archived on the associated
Web page.
Workshop participants have (with their agreement) been automatically
subscribed to the list. If anyone else wants to subscribe, they should
email Scott Moss at s.moss@mmu.ac.uk
or Bruce Edmonds at b.edmonds@mmu.ac.uk.
Once subscribed, contributions to the list are made by email to
mod-struct-chang@mmu.ac.uk.
The following papers were submitted electronically:
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Anindya Banerjee, Oxford University (PostScript
or html)
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Properties of Positive Feedback Models - Koen Bertels & Luc Neuberg,
University of Namur, Belgium (text
or html)
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CGE modelling in transition economies: an Appraisal - Alan Bevan &
Paul Hare, Heriott-Watt University (text
or html)
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Modelling Behaviour in transitional economies - Huw Dixon, University of
York (text
or html)
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The Role of Expressiveness in Modelling Structural Change - Bruce
Edmonds, Manchester Metropolitan University (text,
PostScript,
or html)
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A Cognitive Approach to Modelling Structural Change - Helen
Gaylard, Manchester Metropolitan University (text,
PostScript,
or html)
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Some Observations on Interaction in Economics for the Manchester Workshop
- Alan Kirman, University of Marseille, France (text
or PostScript
or html)
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Oligopolies in Central European Emerging Market Economies - Miroslav Manas,
University of Economics, Prague, Czech Republic (text
or html)
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Declarative Modelling of Structural Change - Scott
Moss, Manchester Metropolitan University (text
or html)
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On the Modelling Strategies in Macro-econometric Analysis - Duo Qin, Queen
Mary and Westfield College, University of London (text,
html or PostScript)
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Towards a Unified Approach to Modeling Transformation Process - Tomasz
Szapiro, Division of Decision Analysis and Support, Institute of Econometrics,
Warsaw School of Economics (text
or html)
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