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by Jerzy Witold Wisniewski
Microeconometrics in Business Management
Cover
Title Page
About the Author
Preface
Acknowledgment
1 A single-equation econometric model
1.1 The essence of an econometric model
1.2 Specification of an econometric model
1.3 Estimation of an econometric model’s parameters
1.4 Verification of the model
1.5 Multiplicative econometric models
1.6 The limited endogenous variables
1.7 Econometric forecasting
2 Multiple-equation econometric models
2.1 Classification of multiple-equation models
2.2 A reduced form of the model
2.3 Identification of the model
2.4 Estimation of the parameters of a multiple-equation econometric model
2.5 Forecasts estimation based on multiple-equation models
3 Econometric modeling of a large- and medium-sized enterprise’s economic system
3.1 Specification of a large- and medium-sized enterprise’s econometric model
3.2 Structural form of an econometric model of a large- and medium-sized enterprise
3.3 Empirical econometric model of a medium-sized enterprise
3.4 Application of the company’s model during a decision-making process
4 An empirical econometric model of a small-sized enterprise
4.1 Specification of a small-sized enterprise’s econometric model
4.2 The structural form of a small-sized enterprise’s econometric model
4.3 Equation of the cash inflows
4.4 Equation of the sales income
4.5 Equations of ready-made production
4.6 Equation of labor efficiency
4.7 Equations of the average wage
4.8 Equations of the net payroll
4.9 The employment equation
4.10 Equations of the fixed assets
4.11 Equations of wage effectiveness
4.12 Equations of the efficiency of implementing the fixed assets
4.13 Practical applicability of a small-sized enterprise’s model
5 Econometric modeling in management of small-sized enterprise
5.1 The concept of financial liquidity and its measurement in a small-sized enterprise
5.2 econometric modeling of monthly financial liquidity
5.3 econometric modeling of quarterly financial liquidity
5.4 Econometric modeling of debt recovery efficacy
5.5 Econometric model describing interdependencies between the financial liquidity and the debt recovery efficacy in an enterprise
5.6 Econometric forecasting of financial liquidity
6 Econometric model in the analysis of an enterprise’s labor resources
6.1 A study of a mechanism of the demand for labor
6.2 Econometric modeling of labor intensity of production
6.3 Econometric model in selection of an efficient worker
6.4 Econometric model in the selection of an efficient white-collar worker
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
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