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Volume 44, issue 3, 1990
- The classical principles of testing using instrumental variables estimates pp. 241-279

- Michael A. Magdalinos
- Price elasticities from survey data: Extensions and Indonesian results pp. 281-309

- Angus Deaton
- Two-stage instrumental variables estimators for the nonlinear errors-in-variables model pp. 311-332

- Yasuo Amemiya
- On estimating and testing in a linear regression model with autocorrelated errors pp. 333-346

- Kazuhiro Ohtani
- On the measurement of economic capacity utilization for multi-product industries pp. 347-361

- Kathleen Segerson and Dale Squires
- Forecasting with demand systems: A comparative study pp. 363-376

- Marcus Chambers
- Aggregation and identification in consumer demand systems pp. 377-390

- J. M. Heineke and H. M. Shefrin
- Coherency of the indirect translog demand system with binding nonnegativity constraints pp. 391-400

- Arthur van Soest and Peter Kooreman
Volume 44, issue 1-2, 1990
- Editor's introduction pp. 1-4

- Dennis J. Aigner
- A statistical perspective on insurance rate-making pp. 5-24

- Cheng Hsiao, Changseob Kim and Grant Taylor
- Simultaneous equations with covariance restrictions pp. 25-39

- Thomas J. Rothenberg and Paul Ruud
- A unified approach to estimation and orthogonality tests in linear single-equation econometric models pp. 41-66

- Mohammad Pesaran and Richard Smith
- How to live with misspecification if you must pp. 67-86

- Esfandiar Maasoumi
- The simultaneous-equations model revisited: Statistical adequacy and identification pp. 87-105

- Aris Spanos
- Bounded-influence estimators for the tobit model pp. 107-126

- Franco Peracchi
- Least absolute error estimation in the presence of serial correlation pp. 127-158

- Andrew A. Weiss
- Reasonable extreme-bounds analysis pp. 159-170

- Clive Granger and Harald Uhlig
- Bootstrapping improved estimators for linear regression models pp. 171-187

- David Brownstone
- An adaptive empirical Bayes estimator of the multivariate normal mean under quadratic loss pp. 189-213

- George Judge, Carter Hill and M. E. Bock
- Seasonal integration and cointegration pp. 215-238

- Svend Hylleberg, Robert Engle, Clive Granger and Byung Sam Yoo
Volume 43, issue 3, 1990
- Effects of collinearity on information about regression coefficients pp. 255-274

- Ehsan S. Soofi
- An analogue model of phase-averaging procedures pp. 275-292

- Julia Campos, Neil Ericsson and David Hendry
- Detecting multiple outliers with an application to R&D productivity pp. 293-315

- Peter C. Reiss
- Robust estimation based on grouped-adjusted data in linear regression models pp. 317-336

- Kazumitsu Nawata
- Robust estimation based on grouped-adjusted data in censored regression models pp. 337-362

- Kazumitsu Nawata
- Finite sample power of linear regression autocorrelation tests pp. 363-372

- Walter Krämer and Helmut Zeisel
- On the compatibility of nested logit models with utility maximization pp. 373-388

- Axel Borsch-Supan
- Three-stage least squares with different instruments for different equations pp. 389-394

- Peter Schmidt
Volume 43, issue 1-2, 1990
- Editor's introduction: The state of empirical work on economic inequality pp. 1-3

- Daniel Slottje
- A dispersion-dependency diagnostic test for aggregation error: With applications to monetary economics and income distribution pp. 5-34

- William Barnett and Apostolos Serletis
- Income distribution movements and aggregate money illusion pp. 35-42

- Arthur Lewbel
- A multinomial probability model of size income distribution pp. 43-61

- Charles A. Diamond, Curtis Simon and John Warner
- A random-effects logit model of work-welfare transitions pp. 63-75

- John Enberg, Peter Gottschalk and Douglas Wolf
- A general functional form for approximating the Lorenz curve pp. 77-90

- R. L. Basmann, K. J. Hayes, Daniel Slottje and J. D. Johnson
- On the relationship between income inequality measures and social welfare functions pp. 91-102

- Camilo Dagum
- Inequality and the standard of living pp. 103-120

- Dale Jorgenson and Daniel T. Slesnick
- Generalized entropy measures of mobility for different sexes and income levels pp. 121-133

- Esfandiar Maasoumi and Sourushe Zandvakili
- Inflation, relative price variation, and inequality pp. 135-151

- Daniel T. Slesnick
- The poverty concept when prices are income-dependent pp. 153-166

- Bernard van Praag and Michael Baye
- Measuring wealth in a simple two-period model pp. 167-177

- John Creedy
- Methodological issues in the estimation of the size distribution of household wealth pp. 179-195

- Edward Wolff
- An intervention analysis of the war on poverty: Poverty's persistence and political-business cycle implications pp. 197-212

- Thomas Fomby and Kathy J. Hayes
- Is the size distribution of income a random walk? pp. 213-226

- Kathy Hayes, Daniel Slottje, Susan Porter-Hudak and Gerald Scully
- Regression models for positive random variables pp. 227-251

- James McDonald and Richard J. Butler
Volume 42, issue 3, 1989
- Bootstrapping in multiplicative models pp. 287-297

- M. S. Srivastava and Balvir Singh
- Classical tests for contemporaneously uncorrelated disturbances in the linear simultaneous equations model pp. 299-317

- Darrell A. Turkington
- Estimating integrated higher-order continuous time autoregressions with an application to money-income causality pp. 319-336

- Andrew Harvey and James H. Stock
- Mode regression pp. 337-349

- Myoung-jae Lee
- Asymptotic relative efficiency of the classical test statistics under misspecification pp. 351-369

- Pentti Saikkonen
- A note on the asymptotic distribution of impulse response functions of estimated var models with orthogonal residuals pp. 371-376

- Helmut Lütkepohl
- A note on the application of the nonlinear two-stage least-squares estimator to a Box-Cox-transformed model pp. 377-379

- J. Daniel Khazzoom
Volume 42, issue 2, 1989
- The exact multi-period mean-square forecast error for the first-order autoregressive model with an intercept pp. 157-179

- Jan Magnus and Bahram Pesaran
- A method for approximate representation of vector-valued time series and its relation to two alternatives pp. 181-199

- Masanao Aoki and Arthur Havenner
- Risk and reactor safety systems adoption pp. 201-218

- Jeffrey A. Dubin and Geoffrey Rothwell
- The reserve-labor hypothesis, short-run pricing theories, and the employment-output relationship pp. 219-245

- Steven Garber
- On the efficient estimation of simultaneous equations with covariance restrictions pp. 247-265

- Manuel Arellano
- An efficient GLS estimator of triangular models with covariance restrictions pp. 267-273

- Manuel Arellano
- A note on the estimation of nonsymmetric dynamic factor demand models pp. 275-283

- Dilip B. Madan and Ingmar Prucha
Volume 42, issue 1, 1989
- Editor's introduction: The state of empirical work on economic inequality pp. 1-3

- Daniel Slottje
- Statistical properties of measures of between-group income differentials pp. 5-19

- Joseph L. Gastwirth, Tapan K. Nayak and Jane-Ling Wang
- Interpreting the magnitude of changes in measures of income inequality pp. 21-25

- McKinley Blackburn
- Sampling variance and decomposable inequality measures pp. 27-41

- Frank Cowell
- Improving the accuracy of estimates of Gini coefficients pp. 43-47

- Robert Lerman and Shlomo Yitzhaki
- On the empirical relationship between several well-known inequality measures pp. 49-66

- Daniel Slottje, R. L. Basmann and Michael Nieswiadomy
- Family size and social utility: Income distribution dominance criteria pp. 67-80

- François Bourguignon
- Income inequality measures based on sample surveys pp. 81-95

- Fredrik Nygard and Arne Sandstrom
- Optimal grouping of income and wealth data pp. 97-108

- James Davies and A. F. Shorrocks
- Using incomplete moments to measure inequality pp. 109-119

- Richard J. Butler and James McDonald
- Remembrance of things past the distribution of earnings across occupations and the kappa criterion pp. 121-130

- Joseph Hirschberg and Daniel Slottje
- Continuously distributed attributes and measures of multivariate inequality pp. 131-144

- Esfandiar Maasoumi
- The development of international inequality 1960-1985 pp. 145-155

- Henri Theil