This book investigates the challenges and methodologies involved in linking national economic models to create a global economic framework. It addresses the complexities of integrating diverse economic structures, data sets, and policy assumptions from various countries into a cohesive analytical tool. The work aims to provide a foundational understanding for economists and policymakers seeking to model international economic interactions.

This book appears to be a technical monograph aimed at specialists in economic modeling and international economics. Its focus on linkage methodologies suggests a dense, analytical approach rather than a broad overview. The publication date indicates it may represent foundational work in the field, potentially offering historical context for current modeling techniques.