posted on 2024-09-06, 07:04authored byH. Karani, C. Howe
This paper presents preliminary results of an attempt to
design and fit a simple econometric model to the Kenya economy. The purpose of the model is to facilitate the analysis of the
implications of development plans and to check the consistency
of stated programs of development expenditure and development
targets. It is a slightly modified version of the model presented
by Professor Paul Clark- which was designed to be used in making
intermediate-term projections for development planning utilizing
only those statistical series available in East Africa. Since
the Clark model has been fitted to the Uganda and Tanzania economies,
the completion of this Kenya's model should also permit a comparative
study of the structure of the three East African economies.
History
Publisher
Institute for Development Studies, University of Nairobi
Citation
Karani, H. and Howe, C. (1965) A statistical projection model for Kenyan economy. Discussion Paper 1, Nairobi: Institute for Development Studies, University of Nairobi