Journal of Econometrics
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Volume 12, issue 3, 1980
- Large sample estimation and testing procedures for dynamic equation systems pp. 251-283

- Franz Palm and Arnold Zellner
- The efficiency of estimating a random coefficient model pp. 285-299

- Baldev Raj, Virender Kumar Srivastava and Sushama Upadhyaya
- Small samples and collateral information: An application of the hyperparameter model pp. 301-318

- Pravin Trivedi
- A test of a disequilibrium model pp. 319-333

- Hae-shin Hwang
- On the evaluation of poly-t density functions pp. 335-351

- Jean-Francois Richard and H. Tompa
- Finding common seasonal patterns among time series: An MDS approach pp. 353-363

- Adi Raveh and Charles S. Tapiero
- Predictions from ARMAX models pp. 365-374

- Richard Baillie
- The lag relationship between wholesale and consumer prices: An application of the Hatanaka-Wallace procedure pp. 375-387

- J. Lew Silver and T. Dudley Wallace
- A note on a Bayesian estimator in an autocorrelated error model pp. 389-392

- William Griffiths and Dan Dao
Volume 12, issue 2, 1980
- Linear prediction and estimation methods for regression models with stationary stochastic coefficients pp. 103-142

- P. A. V. B. Swamy and Peter Tinsley
- Improved stein-rule estimator for regression problems pp. 143-150

- Hrishikesh Vinod
- Estimation of regression coefficients after a preliminary test for homoscedasticity pp. 151-159

- Kazuhiro Ohtani and Toshihisa Toyoda
- A ridge-like method for simultaneous estimation of simultaneous equations pp. 161-176

- Esfandiar Maasoumi
- New evidence on the small properties of estimators of sur models with autocorrelated disturbances pp. 177-187

- Asatoshi Maeshiro
- Endogenous capital utilization in a short-run production model: Theory and an empiral application pp. 189-207

- Larry Epstein and Michael Denny
- Partial observability in bivariate probit models pp. 209-217

- Dale J. Poirier
- Forecasting contemporal aggregates of multiple time series pp. 219-230

- G. C. Tiao and Irwin Guttman
- The use of indicator variables in computing predictions pp. 231-243

- Wayne A. Fuller
- On the expected length of the least squares coefficient vector pp. 245-246

- Richard J. Brook and Terry Moore
Volume 12, issue 1, 1980
- Editor's introduction pp. 1-2

- Warren T. Dent
- Test procedures and test problems for least squares algorithms pp. 3-22

- Roy H. Wampler
- Simultaneous equations estimation: Computational aspects pp. 23-39

- L. S. Jennings
- Rules and software for detecting rank degeneracy pp. 41-48

- Gene Golub, Virginia Klema and Stephen C. Peters
- On restricted estimation in linear models pp. 49-58

- Warren T. Dent
- Computations for constrained linear models pp. 59-84

- A. Gallant and Thomas M. Gerig
- Autoreg: a computer program library for dynamic econometric models with autoregressive errors pp. 85-102

- David Hendry and Frank Srba
Volume 11, issue 2-3, 1979
- Expectations and labor market adjustments pp. 207-232

- Robert Crawford
- A random coefficient probit model with an application to a study of migration pp. 233-246

- John Akin, David K. Guilkey and Robin Sickles
- Estimation in truncated samples when there is heteroscedasticity pp. 247-258

- Michael Hurd
- A switching regression method using inequality conditions pp. 259-274

- Asher Tishler and Israel Zang
- Statistical inference for a system of simultaneous, non-linear, implicit equations in the context of instrumental variable estimation pp. 275-302

- A. Gallant and Dale Jorgenson
- A note on the computation of maximum likelihood estimates in linear regression models with autocorrelated errors pp. 303-317

- Corrado Corradi
- The mean squared errors of the maximum likelihood and natural-conjugate bayes regression estimators pp. 319-334

- David Giles and A. C. Rayner
- A temporal cross-section approach to the price equation pp. 335-351

- James Barth, Arthur Kraft and John Kraft
- Disequilibrium econometrics in dynamic models pp. 353-361

- Jean-Jacques Laffont and Alain Monfort
- The concentration ellipsoid of a random vector pp. 363-365

- Peter Phillips
Volume 11, issue 1, 1979
- Editors' introduction pp. 1-5

- Dennis J. Aigner and Carl N. Morris
- A brief introduction to the methodology of optimal experimental design pp. 7-26

- Dennis J. Aigner
- A model for optimizing experimental designs for estimating response surfaces pp. 27-42

- John Conlisk and Harold Watts
- A finite selection model for experimental design of the health insurance study pp. 43-61

- Carl Morris
- Design for simultaneous equations pp. 63-76

- John Conlisk
- Social experiments in economics pp. 77-115

- Robert Ferber and Werner Z. Hirsch
- Measurement issues in the second generation of social experiments: The health insurance study pp. 117-129

- Joseph Newhouse, Kent H. Marquis, Carl N. Morris, Charles E. Phelps and William H. Rogers
- Design of the Los Angeles peak-load pricing experiment for electricity pp. 131-194

- Williard Manning, Bridger M. Mitchell and Jan Paul Acton
- Sample design for electricity pricing experiments: Anticipated precision for a time-of-day pricing experiment pp. 195-205

- Dennis J. Aigner
Volume 10, issue 3, 1979
- A two-level electricity demand model: Evaluation of the connecticut time-of-day pricing test pp. 263-289

- J. A. Hausmann, M. Kinnucan and D. McFaddden
- Modeling monetary policy as an unobserved variable pp. 291-311

- Robert B. Avery
- Firm interdependence in oligopolistic markets pp. 313-331

- Frank Gollop and Mark Roberts
- The reconstruction of index data in aggregative econometric models pp. 333-359

- Dit Sang Ho
- Stochastic specification and the estimation of share equations pp. 361-383

- Alan Woodland
Volume 10, issue 2, 1979
- Market analysis with rational expectations: Theory and estimation pp. 127-145

- R. La Var Huntzinger
- The analysis of seasonal economic models pp. 147-163

- Charles Plosser
- A comparative study of complete systems of demand functions pp. 165-191

- N. Anders Klevmarken
- The translog production function: Some evidence from establishment data pp. 193-199

- Vittorio Corbo and Patricio Meller
- Bayesian estimation of a random coefficient model pp. 201-220

- William Griffiths, Ross G. Drynan and Surekha Prakash
- Hypothesis testing based on goodness-of-fit in the moving average time series model pp. 221-226

- Charles Nelson and Gary Shea
- Estimation of a dynamic system of seemingly unrelated regressions with autoregressive disturbances pp. 227-241

- David Spencer
- Linear regression using both temporally aggregated and temporally disaggregated data pp. 243-252

- Cheng Hsiao
- The characterization of instantaneous causality: A correction pp. 253-256

- J. Michael Price
- The characterization of instantaneous causality: A comment pp. 257-259

- David A. Pierce and Larry D. Haugh
Volume 10, issue 1, 1979
- Estimation of common coefficients in two regression equations pp. 1-14

- P. A. V. B. Swamy and J. S. Mehta
- Estimation of seemingly unrelated regression equations: A brief survey pp. 15-32

- V. K. Srivastava and T. D. Dwivedi
- Some small sample properties of estimators and test statistics in the multivariate logit model pp. 33-42

- David K. Guilkey and Peter Schmidt
- Estimation with aggregated data pp. 43-55

- R. W. Farebrother
- Experience with using the Box-Cox transformation when forecasting economic time series pp. 57-69

- Harold Nelson and Clive Granger
- Modeling the price side of econometric models: An analysis of the underlying hypotheses pp. 71-84

- Salih Neftci
- Technical change in the U.S. primary metals industry pp. 85-98

- John Wills
- The error components model: Conditions for the existence of the maximum likelihood estimates pp. 99-102

- Korhan Berzeg
- Prediction in the context of the variance-components model pp. 103-107

- Allan J. Taub
- Goodness-of-fit in the seemingly unrelated regressions model: A generalization pp. 109-113

- Adolf Buse
- On the characterization of a joint probability distribution by conditional distributions pp. 115-118

- Christian Gourieroux and Alain Monfort
- Pre-testing on part of the data pp. 119-123

- Toshihisa Toyoda and T. Dudley Wallace