Economics: Productivity and Technology Shocks

Guthlac N. Kirk Anyalezu

2015 mai. · AuthorHouse

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Guthlac Kirk Anyalezus Economics provides an advanced econometrics analysis integrating the real world (macroeconomics and microeconomics) of analyzing and/or synthesizing aggregate productivity and aggregate technology. The books conciseness and easy-to-follow chapters provide the best mix of approach and methodology analysis. It will enable and enhance students, researchers and other users understanding of how to measure aggregate productivity and technology shocks, including the evaluation of economic policies. Features include the following: A comprehensive literature survey and analysis on Total Factor Productivity (TFP) and Real Business Cycle (RBC) Models. Estimation of aggregate productivity and aggregate technology Analysis of aggregate productivity, technology and contractionary effects Econometrics techniques and analysis Structural autoregressive model and bivariate model Various econometric testing An indepth empirical study applicable to any world economy Simplification of complex econometrics modelling, theoretical analysis and evaluation

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Guthlac N. Kirk Anyalezu is professor of economics at the University of Phoenix and Austin Community College. He is a business development analyst at Capital City Mortgage, Austin, Texas. Professor Anyalezu has been visiting professor at Devry University and Keller Graduate Management School, Houston. He has received numerous awards for research and scholarship and honorarium awards from the University of Phoenix in 2010, 2011, 2013, and 2014. In 2011, he received the University of Phoenix Business School Faculty Leadership Award. He is a faculty research and scholarship colloquium leader at the University. His research and publications focus on measuring total factor productivity, technology shocks, real business cycle models, and on accounting and banking regulatory controls. He has contributed to two books in accounting and economics. Professor Anyalezu has a BA (combined honors) in accounting and economics from Metropolitan University London, MSc in economics, Birkbeck College, University of London, MPhil in economics from SOAS, University of London, and PhD in economics from University of Surrey. He is a member of the Royal Economics Society, member of the American Association of International Researcher, academic member of Athens Institute of Education and Research—Economics Research Unit, Accounting and Finance Research Unit, Associate member of the Chartered Institute of Bankers, and the Chartered Association of Certified Accountants. He is also a member of the Association of Business Executives, the Institute of Administrative Management, and the British Institute of Management. Professor Anyalezu is the editor-in-chief of the Journal of Economics and Development Studies, American Research Institute for Policy Development and Editorial Board member. He is a member of the editorial and reviewers board of the Athens Journal of Business and Economics. In addition to his academic experience, Guthlac has worked in local governments and for international accounting and consulting firm in London, U.k; and for an investment bank in USA, holding positions as a Control Accountant, Financial Accountant, Research & Policy Manager, and Strategy Manager.