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1988, volume 6, articles 4

A Reexamination of Friedman's Consumption Puzzle pp. 401-07

James Stock

A Reexamination of Friedman's Consumption Puzzle: Comment pp. 408-09

Mark Watson

A Reexamination of Friedman's Consumption Puzzle: Comment pp. 410-12

David Dickey

A Reexamination of Friedman's Consumption Puzzle: Reply pp. 413-14

James Stock

Combining Robust and Traditional Least Squares Methods: A Critical Evaluation pp. 415-27

Marius A Janson

Combining Robust and Traditional Least Squares Methods: A Critical Evaluation: Comment pp. 428

Robert V Hogg

Combining Robust and Traditional Least Squares Methods: A Critical Evaluation: Comment pp. 429-32

R Dennis Cook

Combining Robust and Traditional Least Squares Methods: A Critical Evaluation: Comment pp. 432-41

George S Easton

Modeling Energy Consumption--Using and Abusing Regression Diagnostics: Comment [Combining Robust and Traditional Least Squares Methods: A Critical Evaluation] pp. 442-47

David Belsley and Roy E Welsch

Combining Robust and Traditional Least Squares Methods: A Critical Evaluation: Comment pp. 447-49

Roger Koenker

Combining Robust and Traditional Least Squares Methods: A Critical Evaluation: Reply pp. 450-51

Marius A Janson

An Application of Operational-Subjective Statistical Methods to Rational Expectations pp. 453-64

Gail Blattenberger and Frank Lad

An Application of Operational-Subjective Statistical Methods to Rational Expectations: Comment pp. 465-66

John Geweke

The Design and Summary of Public Subjective-Predictive Analyses: Comment [An Application of Operational-Subjective Statistical Methods to Rational Expectations] pp. 466-69

Steven Garber and Dale J Poirier

An Application of Operational-Subjective Statistical Methods to Rational Expectations: Comment pp. 470-72

Francis Diebold

An Application of Operational-Subjective Statistical Methods to Rational Expectations: Comment pp. 473-74

P A V B Swamy and James Barth

An Application of Operational-Subjective Statistical Methods to Rational Expectations: Reply pp. 475-77

Gail Blattenberger and Frank Lad

The Secular and Cyclical Behavior of Real GDP in 19 OECD Countries, 1957-1983 pp. 479-86

John Geweke

Disclosure Risk and Disclosure Avoidance for Microdata pp. 487-500

Gerhard Paass

The Prediction Sum of Squares as a General Measure for Regression Diagnostics pp. 501-04

Nguyen T Quan

An Analysis of Nonlinearities, Heteroscedasticity, and Functional Form in the Market Model pp. 505-09

Bill McDonald and Cheng Few Lee

Pitfalls in the Estimation of a Differenced Model pp. 511-15

Asatoshi Maeshiro and Shapoor Vali

1988, volume 6, articles 3

Missing-Data Adjustments in Large Surveys pp. 287-96

Roderick Little

Missing-Data Adjustments in Large Surveys: Comment pp. 296-97

I G Sande

Missing-Data Adjustments in Large Surveys: Comment pp. 298-99

Fritz Scheuren

Missing-Data Adjustments in Large Surveys: Reply pp. 300-301

Roderick Little

Normalized Quadratic Systems of Consumer Demand Functions pp. 303-12

Walter Diewert and T J Wales

Two-Stage Budgeting and Exact Aggregation pp. 313-25

Dale Jorgenson, Daniel T Slesnick and Thomas M Stoker

Multivariate Measures of Well-Being and an Analysis of Inequality in the Michigan Data pp. 326-34

Esfandiar Maasoumi and Jerry Nickelsburg

Truncation Bias and the Measurement of Income Inequality pp. 335-37

Rudy Fichtenbaum and Hushang Shahidi

Productivity Analysis of U.S. Manufacturing Using a Stochastic-Coefficients Production Function pp. 339-49

Gorti V L Narasimham, P A V B Swamy and R C Reed

The Empirical Relationship between Money, Prices, and Income Revisite d pp. 351-58

Apostolos Serletis

Housing Depreciation and Aging Bias in the Consumer Price Index pp. 359-71

William C Randolph

Combination of Economic Forecasts: An Odds-Matrix Approach pp. 373-79

Sunil Gupta and Peter C Wilton

Multiperiod Forecasts of Interest Rates pp. 381-84

Pami Dua

Classification-Error Models and Labor-Market Dynamics pp. 385-90

Bruce Meyer

A Heterogeneous Conditional Logit Model of Choice pp. 391-98

Joel H Steckel and Wilfried R Vanhonacker

1988, volume 6, articles 2

Generalizing the NBD Model for Customer Purchases: What Are the Implications and Is It Worth the Effort? pp. 145-59

Donald G Morrison and David C Schmittlein

Generalizing the NBD Model for Customer Purchases: What Are the Implications and Is It Worth the Effort? Comment pp. 161-62

Darius J Sabavala

On Negative Binomial Distribution: Comment pp. 163-64

David B Montgomery

Generalizing the NBD Model for Customer Purchases: What Are the Implications and Is It Worth the Effort? Reply pp. 165-66

Donald G Morrison and David C Schmittlein

An Examination of the Commerce Department Leading-Indicator Approach pp. 167-87

Paul D Koch and Robert Rasche

Estimation of Laspeyres Price Indexes Using the Prediction Approach for Finite Population Sampling pp. 189-96

Richard Valliant

Disaggregation and Forecasting: A Bayesian Analysis pp. 197-206

Enrique da Alba

Modeling Nonignorable Nonresponse in Categorical Panel Data with an Example in Estimating Gross Labor-Force Flows pp. 207-19

Elizabeth A Stasny

Out of Work, Out of Mind: Response Errors in Retrospective Reports of Unemployment pp. 221-29

Nancy A Mathiowetz and Greg Duncan

Estimating the Structure of Agricultural Investment: A Stochastic-Coefficients Approach pp. 231-40

Roger K Conway, James Hrubovcak and Michael LeBlanc

Comparison of Nonparametric Tests of Weak Separability for Annual and Quarterly Data on Consumption, Leisure, and Money pp. 241-46

James L Swofford and Gerald A Whitney

Making Statistics More Effective in Schools of Business pp. 247-60

George Easton, Harry V Roberts and George C Tiao

The Role of Statistics in Accounting, Marketing, Finance, and Production pp. 261-72

Hamada, Robert, et al

A Survey of the Teaching of Statistics in M.B.A. Programs pp. 273-82

Elizabeth L Rose, Joseph A Machak and W Allen Spivey

1988, volume 6, articles 1

Stable Factors in Security Returns: Identification Using Cross-Validation pp. 1-15

Delores A Conway and Marc R Reinganum

Stable Factors in Security Returns: Identification Using Cross-Validation: Comment pp. 1-23

Stephen Brown

Stable Factors in Security Returns: Identification Using Cross-Validation: Comment pp. 16

Nai-fu Chen

Stable Factors in Security Returns: Identification Using Cross-Validation: Comment pp. 16-20

J D Jobson

Stable Factors in Security Returns: Identification Using Cross-Validation: Comment pp. 20-21

Robert Stambaugh

Stable Factors in Security Returns: Identification Using Cross-Validation: Reply pp. 24-28

Delores A Conway and Marc R Reinganum

Arbitrage Pricing Theory as a Restricted Nonlinear Multivariate Regression Model: Iterated Nonlinear Seemingly Unrelated Regression Estimates pp. 29-42

Marjorie B McElroy and Edwin Burmeister

Risk Measurement for Event-Dependent Security Returns pp. 43-49

Larry J Lockwood and K Rao Kadiyala

The Stable-Law Model of Stock Returns pp. 51-57

Vedat Akgiray and G Geoffrey Booth

Translog Flexible Functional Forms and Substitutability of Monetary Assets pp. 59-67

Apostolos Serletis

The Interactive and Causal Relationships Involving Precious Metal pp. 69-77

M W Luke Chan and Dean Mountain

Estimating the Cost of a Warranty pp. 79-86

Edward W Frees

Time-Series Modeling for Statistical Process Control pp. 87-95

Layth C Alwan and Harry V Roberts

A Latent-Variable Model of Quality Determination pp. 97-104

Paul J Gertler

Serial Correlation and the Combination of Forecasts pp. 105-11

Francis Diebold

Variance Estimators of the Gini Coefficient--Probability Sampling pp. 113-19

Arne Sandstrom, Jan H Wretman and Bertil Walden

An Engineering/Econometric Analysis of Seasonal Energy Demand and Conservation in the Pacific Northwest pp. 121-34

Jeffrey A Dubin and Steven E Henson

Short Communications: Comment on "A Neglected Method of Separating Demand and Supply in Time Series Regression," by Stephen E. Haynes and Joe A. Stone pp. 135-38

Kan H Young

Short Communications: Reply [Impact of the Terms of Trade on the U.S. Trade Balance: A Reexamination] pp. 138-40

Stephen E Haynes and Joe Stone