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Volume 35, issue 2-3, 1987
- A non-parametric analysis of transformations pp. 191-209

- Aaron K. Han
- A note on Cochrane-Orcutt estimation pp. 211-218

- Lonnie Magee
- On pooling disturbance variances when the goal is testing restrictions on regression coefficients pp. 219-231

- Kazuhiro Ohtani
- Bounding the effects of proxy variables on instrumental-variables coefficients pp. 233-252

- William S. Krasker and John W. Pratt
- Mean and variance of R2 in small and moderate samples pp. 253-266

- Jan Cramer
- A further empirical investigation of the dividend adjustment process pp. 267-285

- Cheng F. Lee, Chunchi Wu and Mohamed Djarraya
- The application of censored regression techniques to the analysis of tax reform pp. 287-302

- David B. Lawrence
- Non-parametric analysis of a generalized regression model: The maximum rank correlation estimator pp. 303-316

- Aaron K. Han
- Reduced rank regression with autoregressive errors pp. 317-335

- Raja P. Velu and Gregory C. Reinsel
- Stochastic specification and estimation of share equation systems pp. 337-358

- Jean-Paul Chavas and Kathleen Segerson
- OLS or GLS in the presence of specification error?: An expected loss approach pp. 359-374

- Jerry Thursby
- The extended Stein procedure for simultaneous model selection and parameter estimation pp. 375-391

- George Judge, Gang Yi, Thomas Yancey and Timo Teräsvirta
Volume 35, issue 1, 1987
- Selecting the best linear regression model: A classical approach pp. 3-23

- Donald Lien and Quang H. Vuong
- Distribution-free and link-free estimation for the sample selection model pp. 25-35

- Naihua Duan and Ker-Chau Li
- The impact of grouping coarseness in alternative grouped-data regression models pp. 37-57

- Trudy Cameron
- Monte Carlo evidence on the choice between sample selection and two-part models pp. 59-82

- Willard Manning, N. Duan and W. H. Rogers
- Improved prediction in the presence of multicollinearity pp. 83-100

- R. Carter Hill and George Judge
- Inference in dynamic models containing 'surprise' variables pp. 101-117

- Richard Baillie
- Likelihood and other approaches to prediction in dynamic models pp. 119-142

- Thomas Cooley and William R. Parke
- Forecasting and testing in co-integrated systems pp. 143-159

- Robert Engle and Byung Sam Yoo
- Armax model specification testing, with an application to unemployment in the Netherlands pp. 161-190

- Herman Bierens
Volume 34, issue 3, 1987
- Estimating linear models with ordinal qualitative regressors pp. 275-291

- Joseph Terza
- Estimating the error variance in regression after a preliminary test of restrictions on the coefficients pp. 293-304

- Judith Clarke, David Giles and T. Dudley Wallace
- Asymptotic efficiency in estimation with conditional moment restrictions pp. 305-334

- Gary Chamberlain
- The specification of technical and allocative inefficiency in stochastic production and profit frontiers pp. 335-348

- Subal Kumbhakar
- A note on Sargan densities pp. 349-354

- Y. K. Tse
- A comment on consumer demand systems with binding non-negativity constraints pp. 355-359

- Michael Ransom
- The sensitivity of extended linear expenditure system household scales to income declaration errors pp. 361-372

- Mine Cinar
- A simplified approach to M-estimation with application to two-stage estimators pp. 373-389

- Gregory Duncan
- Corrigendum pp. 391-391

- J. C. Nakervis and N. E. Savin
Volume 34, issue 1-2, 1987
- Editor's introduction pp. 1-4

- Richard Blundell
- Generalised residuals pp. 5-32

- Christian Gourieroux, Alain Monfort, Eric Renault and Alain Trognon
- Residual analysis in the grouped and censored normal linear model pp. 33-61

- Andrew Chesher and Margaret Irish
- Regression-based specification tests for the multinomial logit model pp. 63-82

- Daniel McFadden
- Specifying and testing econometric models for rank-ordered data pp. 83-104

- Jerry Hausman and Paul Ruud
- Testing the normality assumption in multivariate simultaneous limited dependent variable models pp. 105-123

- Richard Smith
- Specification tests for distributional assumptions in the Tobit model pp. 125-145

- Whitney Newey
- Non-parametric testing of discrete panel data models pp. 147-177

- Lung-Fei Lee
- Bivariate alternatives to the Tobit model pp. 179-200

- Richard Blundell and Costas Meghir
- Simulated residuals pp. 201-252

- Christian Gourieroux, Alain Monfort, Eric Renault and Alain Trognon
- Prediction tests in limited dependent variable models pp. 253-261

- G. J. Anderson
- A note on specification tests for the multinomial logit model pp. 263-274

- Hugh Wills
Volume 33, issue 3, 1986
- Understanding spurious regressions in econometrics pp. 311-340

- Peter Phillips
- Specification and testing of some modified count data models pp. 341-365

- John Mullahy
- Full-versus limited-information estimation of a rational-expectations model: Some numerical comparisons pp. 367-385

- Kenneth West
- A standard error for the estimated state vector of a state-space model pp. 387-397

- James Hamilton
Volume 33, issue 1-2, 1986
- Editors' introduction pp. 1-5

- Ernst R. Berndt and Melvyn A. Fuss
- Productivity measurement with adjustments for variations in capacity utilization and other forms of temporary equilibrium pp. 7-29

- Ernst R. Berndt and Melvyn A. Fuss
- Productivity change, capacity utilization, and the sources of efficiency growth pp. 31-50

- Charles R. Hulten
- Productivity measurement with non-static expectations and varying capacity utilization: An integrated approach pp. 51-74

- Catherine Morrison Paul
- Total-factor-productivity measurement when equilibrium is temporary: A Monte Carlo assessment pp. 75-95

- Margaret Slade
- A test of static equilibrium models and rates of return to quasi-fixed factors, with an application to the Bell system pp. 97-118

- Mark Schankerman and M. Ishaq Nadiri
- Testing for separable functional structure using temporary equilibrium models pp. 119-141

- Michael Hazilla and Raymond Kopp
- Allocative distortions and the regulatory transition of the U.S. airline industry pp. 143-163

- Robin Sickles, David Good and Richard L. Johnson
- The regulatory wedge between the demand-side and supply-side aggregation-theoretic monetary aggregates pp. 165-185

- William Barnett, Melvin Hinich and Warren Weber
- A comparison of alternative methods for the estimation of dynamic factor demand models under non-static expectations pp. 187-211

- Ingmar Prucha and M. Ishaq Nadiri
- Aggregation, expectations, and the explanation of technological change pp. 213-236

- John Antle
- A dynamic model of aggregate output supply, factor demand and entry and exit for a competitive industry with heterogeneous plants pp. 237-262

- V. K. Chetty and James Heckman
- Temporary equilibrium production models for a common-property renewable-resource sector pp. 263-284

- Susan Capalbo
- Aggregate output with variable rates of utilization of employed factors pp. 285-310

- John Helliwell and Alan Chung