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Aggregate Structural Macroeconomic Modelling: A Reconsideration and Defence
Aggregate structural macroeconomic modelling (ASMM) is frequently criticized for being ad hoc and justified (if at all) only as a pragmatic expedient. This paper argues instead that ASMM is consistent with the principles of well-established bodies of social theory. Appeal to these principles reveals that aggregate-level analysis of the type exemplified by ASMM is likely necessary and (in some circumstances) certainly sufficient for the successful prosecution of macroeconomic enquiry.