Method for carrying out economic aggregate analysis using employment function

Abstract

The present invention discloses a method for carrying out the economic aggregate analysis using the employment function, which comprises the following steps: taking the variable measured by the actual wage unit as the measuring unit; deriving the simplified model of the employment function from the employment multiplier formula according to the Keynesian employment function; obtaining the theoretical model of the employment model by the short-term decision equation of the employment multiplier; obtaining a more general form of employment function from the general formula of the employment multiplier; and using the general model of the employment function to analyze the short-term variation of economy. The method can provide a policy basis for governments to prevent and respond to economic crisis in a timely manner and can also provide effective technical support for production decision-making of various industries and organizations.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for analyzing the economic aggregate by using the employment function. Involving patent classification G06 Calculation; Calculation; Counting G06Q Data processing systems or methods specially applicable to administrative, commercial, financial, management, supervisory or forecasting purposes; Processing systems or methods for monitoring or forecasting purposes G06Q10 / 00 Administrative; Management G06Q10 / 04 Forecasting or optimization, such as linear programming, the "traveling salesman problem" or the "blanking problem". Background technique [0002] Keynes summarized his principle of effective demand into eight basic propositions, which can be summarized as follows: First, under the short-term given conditions of technology, resources and cost, etc., the equilibrium employment depends on effective demand. Second, since effective demand is the sum of consumption demand and investment demand when aggregate supply is eq...

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Problems solved by technology

The macroeconomic model assumes that when the product market reaches the potential output, it is equivalent to the labor market being in a state of full employment. In fact, the quantitative relationship between the potential output and the full employment has not been established, so it is difficult to accurately measure the potential output.

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