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H- yes, that's what the `Explanatory` equation objects do. See a little
intro into at
https://github.com/IRIS-Solutions-Team/Tutorial-Explanatory-Equations
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Hi,
Suppose we have a semi-structural model, with several equations like this
one:
Y = a * x1 + b * x2 + residual
Equations may be a little more complex than this one, embodying dynamics
with lags and an error-correction term. Is it possible, on an
equation-by-equation basis, to compute contributions of RHS endogenous
variables (the x’s) to the LHS variable (y), plus a residual term?
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Hi,
Suppose we have a semi-structural model, with several equations like this one:
Y = a * x1 + b * x2 + residual
Equations may be a little more complex than this one, embodying dynamics with lags and an error-correction term. Is it possible, on an equation-by-equation basis, to compute contributions of RHS endogenous variables (the x’s) to the LHS variable (y), plus a residual term?
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