The Greek Model of the European System of Central Banks Multi-Country Model

55 Pages Posted: 14 Jul 2022

Date Written: February 1, 2005

Abstract

The present paper presents a quarterly econometric model for the Greek economy, the GR-MCM model. The model has been developed as part of a larger project within the European System of Central Banks (ESCB), the Multi-Country Model (MCM). The model combines short-run Keynesian dynamics determined by demand with a neoclassical steady state driven by supply factors. A well-specified long-run supply side is fully and simultaneously estimated. As far as the econometric methodology is concerned, the equilibrium relationships are estimated using cointegration analysis, whereas the dynamic equations are specified as error correction models. Standard simulations result in plausible short to long-run responses to exogenous shocks, thus indicating that the model can be useful for policy analysis experiments.

Keywords: Econometric Modelling, Cointegration Techniques, Simulation Results

JEL Classification: C50, E17

Suggested Citation

Sideris, Dimitrios and Zonzilos, Nicholas, The Greek Model of the European System of Central Banks Multi-Country Model (February 1, 2005). Bank of Greece Working Paper No. 20, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=4162055 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4162055

Dimitrios Sideris

Bank of Greece ( email )

21 E. Venizelos Avenue
GR 102 50 Athens
Greece

Nicholas Zonzilos (Contact Author)

Bank of Greece ( email )

21 E. Venizelos Avenue
GR-10250 Athens
Greece

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