European Economic Review
1969 - 2025
Current editor(s): T.S. Eicher, A. Imrohoroglu, E. Leeper, J. Oechssler and M. Pesendorfer
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Volume 1, issue 4, 1970
- An explanation of investment in equipment by enterprises in the Netherlands pp. 447-481
- H. Den Hartog and H. G. Falke
- Triangularizing input-output matrices and the structure of production pp. 482-511
- Bernhard Korte and Walter Oberhofer
- The two-gap theory of development reconsidered with special reference to Turkey pp. 512-545
- Andre Martens
- Income growth and population growth-- or the race is not always to the swift pp. 546-552
- M. Beckmann
- Concentration, firm size, and R & D in the Belgian manufacturing industry pp. 553-569
- Louis Phlips
Volume 1, issue 3, 1970
- Extension of the marginal cost concept in dynamic economics pp. 327-356
- Michel Albouy and J. Nachtigal
- A cross-country comparison of consumer expenditure patterns pp. 357-400
- Arthur Goldberger and Theodore Gamaletsos
- The correlation coefficient in the general linear model pp. 401-427
- J. Koerts and A. P. J. Abrahamse
- Interaction of price and income in consumer demand pp. 428-436
- Jan Cramer
Volume 1, issue 2, 1969
- Methods of choosing equipment at Electricite de France: Development and present-day concept pp. 199-211
- Francis Bessiere
- Forecasting the supply response of French agriculture with a linear programming model pp. 212-256
- L. Desport
- New evidence on the determinants of the demand for money: An empirical study of Dutch households pp. 257-274
- C. K. F. Nieuwenburg
- Short-term economic forecasting in Europe-forecasting methods of 18 European research institutes pp. 275-306
- George F. Ray
- Cycles and equilibrium pp. 307-313
- A. Brody
- Governmental experts discuss application of modern mathematical economic methods and computer techniques to economic research pp. 314-318
- Barbara F. Sunberg
Volume 1, issue 1, 1969
- Maximum likelihood estimation of a complete system of demand equations pp. 7-73
- A. P. Barten
- The concept of separability and the optimization of economic organization pp. 74-91
- Francis Bessiere
- The introduction of risk into a programming model: Different criteria and the actual behavior of farmers pp. 92-121
- Jean-Marc Boussard
- Comparative efficiency of maximum likelihood and ex ante reduced form for forecasting: Study of a simple model pp. 122-133
- R. C. Geary
- Multi-level programming --a first report on the model and on the experimental computations pp. 134-191
- János Kornai
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