Journal of Econometrics
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Volume 29, issue 3, 1985
- On the performance of tests by Wu and by Hausman for detecting the ordinary least squares bias problem pp. 213-227

- Alice Nakamura and Masao Nakamura
- Generalized method of moments specification testing pp. 229-256

- Whitney Newey
- Some robust exact results on sample autocorrelations and tests of randomness pp. 257-273

- Jean-Marie Dufour and Roch Roy
- Efficiency of iterative estimators in the regression model with AR(1) disturbances pp. 275-287

- Lonnie Magee
- Quadratic risk domination of restricted least squares estimators via Stein-ruled auxiliary constraints pp. 289-303

- Ron Mittelhammer
- Some heteroskedasticity-consistent covariance matrix estimators with improved finite sample properties pp. 305-325

- James MacKinnon and Halbert White
- Stochastic coefficient regression estimates of the sources of shifts into MMDA deposits using cross-section data pp. 327-340

- Darrel W. Parke and Janice Zagardo
- The value of imperfect sample separation information in mixtures of normal distributions pp. 341-350

- Edwina A. Masson
Volume 29, issue 1-2, 1985
- Editor's introduction pp. 1-2

- Herman van Dijk
- Posterior moments computed by mixed integration pp. 3-18

- Herman van Dijk, Teun Kloek and C. Guus E. Boender
- A 1-1 poly-t random variable generator with application to Monte Carlo integration pp. 19-46

- Luc Bauwens and Jean-Francois Richard
- Is victimization chronic? a Bayesian analysis of multinomial missing data pp. 47-67

- Joseph B. Kadane
- Bayesian analysis of switching regression models pp. 69-95

- Michel Lubrano
- A bayesian analysis of some threshold switching models pp. 97-119

- A. M. Pole and A. F. M. Smith
- Likelihood diagnostics and Bayesian analysis of a micro-economic disequilibrium model for retail services pp. 121-148

- Peter Kooiman, Herman van Dijk and Roy Thurik
- Double- and single-bisection methods for subjective probability assessment in a location-scale family pp. 149-163

- Paul H. Garthwaite and James M. Dickey
- Some aspects of prior elicitation problems in disequilibrium models pp. 165-172

- Michel Lubrano
- Interval prediction for Pareto and exponential observables pp. 173-185

- Seymour Geisser
- Bayesian regression diagnostics with applications to international consumption and income data pp. 187-211

- Arnold Zellner and Brent Moulton
Volume 28, issue 3, 1985
- Instrumental variable estimator for the nonlinear errors-in-variables model pp. 273-289

- Yasuo Amemiya
- Score tests for zero covariances in recursive linear models for grouped or censored data pp. 291-305

- Andrew Chesher
- A dymimic model of housing price determination pp. 307-326

- Robert Engle, David M. Lilien and Mark Watson
- Model selection test procedures in a single linear equation of a dynamic simultaneous system and their defects in small samples pp. 327-362

- Jan Kiviet
- The power of the Durbin-Watson test for regressions without an intercept pp. 363-370

- Walter Krämer
Volume 28, issue 2, 1985
- A Bayesian non-parametric estimate for multivariate regression pp. 171-182

- I. Poli
- Small-sample properties of dimensionality statistics for fitting VAR models to aggregate economic data: A Monte Carlo study pp. 183-192

- Jerry Nickelsburg
- A note on the equivalence of specification tests in the two-factor multivariate variance components model pp. 193-203

- Suk Kang
- Estimating substitution elasticities with the Fourier cost function: Some Monte Carlo results pp. 205-222

- James Chalfant and A. Gallant
- The sensitivity of MLE to measurement error pp. 223-230

- David Levine
- A note on autoregressive error components models pp. 231-245

- Patrick Sevestre and Alain Trognon
- A note on the covariance matrix of the maximum likelihood estimator in constrained multivariate linear regression pp. 247-252

- Y. C. Chang
- Tests on the validity of static equilibrium models pp. 253-268

- Nalin Kulatilaka
Volume 28, issue 1, 1985
- Editor's introduction pp. 1-3

- Nicholas Kiefer
- The duration of contract strikes in U.S. manufacturing pp. 5-28

- John Kennan
- Modelling the process of job search pp. 29-49

- Wiji Narendranathan and Stephen Nickell
- Layoffs and duration dependence in a model of turnover pp. 51-69

- Kenneth Burdett, Nicholas Kiefer and Sunil Sharma
- State dependency in youth unemployment: A lost generation? pp. 71-84

- Lisa Lynch
- Unemployment insurance and the distribution of unemployment spells pp. 85-101

- Robert Moffitt
- Conception intervals and the substitution of fertility over time pp. 103-112

- Randall J. Olsen and George Farkas
- Simultaneous equations models in applied search theory pp. 113-126

- Tony Lancaster
- Computation in duration models with heterogeneity pp. 127-134

- Donald Waldman
- Specification diagnostics based on Laguerre alternatives for econometric models of duration pp. 135-154

- Nicholas Kiefer
- Generalised residuals and heterogeneous duration models: With applications to the Weilbull model pp. 155-169

- Tony Lancaster
Volume 27, issue 3, 1985
- Dynamic models of the labor force behavior of married women which can be estimated using limited amounts of past information pp. 273-298

- Alice Nakamura and Masao Nakamura
- Second-order properties of estimators of serial correlation from regression residuals pp. 299-311

- Dennis P. Sheehan
- Semiparametric analysis of discrete response: Asymptotic properties of the maximum score estimator pp. 313-333

- Charles Manski
- The effects of autocorrelation among errors on the consistency property of OLS variance estimator pp. 335-361

- Subhash Sharma
- A classical approach to Cox's test for non-nested hypotheses pp. 363-370

- Noxy Dastoor
- Durbin-Watson tests for serial correlation in regressions with missing observations pp. 371-381

- Jean-Marie Dufour and Marcel G. Dagenais
- A note on the asymptotic relative efficiency of M.L.E. in a linear model with Gamma disturbances pp. 383-386

- D. Deprins and Leopold Simar
Volume 27, issue 2, 1985
- Testing the autoregressive parameter with the t statistic pp. 143-161

- J. C. Nankervis and N. E. Savin
- A point optimal test for heteroscedastic disturbances pp. 163-178

- Merran A. Evans and Maxwell King
- Estimating regression equations with common explanatory variables but unequal numbers of observations pp. 179-196

- Denis Conniffe
- Homogeneity and endogeneity in systems of demand equations pp. 197-209

- Clifford L. F. Attfield
- Global identification of the dynamic shock-error model pp. 211-219

- Eugen Nowak
- Some tests for the constancy of regressions under heteroscedasticity pp. 221-234

- Hiroki Tsurumi and Neil Sheflin
- The empirical determination of technology and expectations: A simplified procedure pp. 235-258

- Larry Epstein and Adonis Yatchew
- A lagrange multiplier interpretation of disturbance estimators with an application to testing for nonlinearity pp. 259-269

- M. J. Harrison and Gary Keogh
Volume 27, issue 1, 1985
- Preferences of citizens for public expenditures on elementary and secondary education pp. 1-20

- R. Hamilton Lankford
- A point optimal test for autoregressive disturbances pp. 21-37

- Maxwell King
- The moments of ols and 2sls when the disturbances are non-normal pp. 39-60

- John Knight
- A nonlinear multivariate error components analysis of technology and specific factor productivity growth with an application to the U.S. Airlines pp. 61-78

- Robin Sickles
- Serial correlation in latent discrete variable models pp. 79-97

- Stephen R. Cosslett and Lung-Fei Lee
- Mean estimation bias in least squares estimation of autoregressive processes pp. 99-121

- Sastry G. Pantula and Wayne A. Fuller
- The behavior of speculative prices and the consistency of economic models pp. 123-130

- Robert I. Webb
- Correcting for truncation bias caused by a latent truncation variable pp. 131-135

- David Bloom and Mark Killingsworth
- Erratum pp. 137-138

- James Heckman and Burton Singer