@article{Structure:4180,
      recid = {4180},
      author = {Helliwell, John F. and Shapiro, Harold T. and Sparks,  Gordon R. and Stewart, Ian A. and Gorbet, Frederick W. and  Stephenson, Donald R.},
      title = {The Structure of RDX2 Part 1 and 2},
      publisher = {Bank of Canada},
      address = {1971},
      pages = {2 online resource (various paginations)},
      note = {This study was prepared as part of the econometric  research programme of the Research Department of the Bank  of Canada,},
      abstract = {The publication of The Structure of RDX2 marks completion  within the Research Department of the Bank of Canada of a  new quarterly model of the Canadian economy. RDX2 is a much  larger and more flexible tool than its predecessor, RDX1.  There are almost three times as many estimated behavioural  relationships in RDX2 as in RDX1, and the underlying  structure of almost every sector is different. As with  RDX1, RDX2 is intended to be a vehicle for realistic short-  and medium-term simulation of alternative policy choices  open to government; hence particular attention has been  paid to the elaboration of the government and monetary  sectors of the model and to their integration with the  total economy. In addition, RDX2 differs most markedly from  RDX1 in the expanded treatment given to Canada's  international trade and capital flow relationships. This  expanded treatment of the international sector of the model  arises from a desire to represent more adequately the  international repercussions of foreign and domestic events  and policies, and, derivative from this, our undertaking to  link RDX2 with the large scale MPS model of the U.S.  economy.},
      url = {http://www.oar-rao.bank-banque-canada.ca/record/4180},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.34989/srs-7},
}