Discover how to choose model variables using whole-model testing rather than single-equation statistics.
The work argues that traditional single-equation tests often fail to identify which variables truly shape model behavior. It contrasts these tests with model-behavior analysis, which examines how removing or constraining a variable changes the overall system. Readers will see why data usefulness, not a variable’s isolated significance, should guide variable selection.
Through practical examples at the firm level and in macroeconomic contexts, the material shows how feedback loops and interconnections matter. It demonstrates that a complete system view can clarify when a variable is essential and when its apparent impact is misleading.
Ideal for readers interested in economics, statistics, and the evaluation of social theories through system-wide analysis.
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