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- 1588: A primal-dual decomposition based interior point approach to two-stage stochastic linear programming

- Arjan Berkelaar, Cees Dert, K.P.B. Oldenkamp and Shuzhong Zhang
- 1587: Testing for converging deterministic seasonal variation in European industrial production

- Philip Hans Franses and Robert Kunst
- 1586: The Joint Estimation of Term Structures and Credit Spreads
- Patrick Houweling, Jaap Hoek and Frank Kleibergen
- 1569: Neural network analysis of varying trends in real exchange rates

- Johan Kaashoek and Herman van Dijk
- 1567: On SETAR non- linearity and forecasting

- Michael Clements, Philip Hans Franses and Jeremy Smith
- 1566: LQ control without Ricatti equations: deterministic systems

- David Yao, Stephen Zhang and Xun Yu Zhou
- 1564: An adaptive optimal estimate of the tail index for MA(1) time series
- Jaap Geluk and Liang Peng
- 1563: Capacity planning of prisons in the Netherlands

- R. Korporaal, Ad Ridder, P. Kloprogge and Rommert Dekker
- 1562: Do the US and Canada have a common nonlinear cycle in unemployment?

- Richard Paap and Philip Hans Franses
- 1561: Cointegration in a periodic vector autoregression

- Frank Kleibergen and Philip Hans Franses
- 1560: Testing common deterministic seasonality

- Philip Hans Franses and Robert Kunst
- 1559: How to deal with intercept and trend in pratical cointegration analysis?

- Philip Hans Franses
- 1558: Unit root tests and assymmetric adjustment
- Robert-Paul Berben and Dick van Dijk
- 1557: Analytic central path, sensitivity analysis and parametric linear programming

- A.G. Holder, J.F. Sturm and Shuzhong Zhang
- 1556: Long memory and level shifts: re-analysing inflation rates

- Philip Hans Franses, Marius Ooms and Charles Bos
- 1555: Does the absence of cointegration explain the typical findings in long horizon regressions?

- Robert-Paul Berben and Dick van Dijk
- 1554: Conic convex programming and self-dual embedding

- Z-Q. Luo, J.F. Sturm and Shuzhong Zhang
- 1553: Forecasting volatility with switching persistence GARCH models

- Philip Hans Franses, Jack Neele and Dick van Dijk
- 1552: On the role of seasonal intercepts in seasonal cointegration

- Philip Hans Franses and Robert Kunst
- 1551: Priors, posteriors and Bayes factors for a Bayesian analysis of cointegration

- Frank Kleibergen and Richard Paap
- 1550: Adaptive polar sampling: a new MC technique for the analysis of ill behaved surfaces
- Luc Bauwens, Charles Bos and Herman van Dijk
- 1548: On data transformations and evidence of nonlinearity

- Paul de Bruin and Philip Hans Franses
- 1547: Second order regular variation and the domain of attraction of stable distributions
- Jaap Geluk and Liang Peng
- 1546: Stock rationing in a continuous review two-echelon inventory model
- Sven Axsäter, Marcel Kleijn and Ton de Kok
- 1545: Trade liberalization and the allocation over domestic and foreign supplies: a case study for Spanish manufacturing

- Paul de Boer, C. Martinez and R. Harkema
- 1544: Global error bounds for convex conic problems

- Shuzhong Zhang
- 1543: Estimation of factor models by realization-based and approximation methods
- Wolfgang Scherrer and Christiaan Heij
- 1542: Nonlinearities and outliers: robust specification of STAR models

- Alvaro Escribano, Philip Hans Franses and Dick van Dijk
- 1541: Quadratic maximization and semidefinite relaxation
- Shuzhong Zhang
- 1540: Bayesian and classical approaches to instrumental variable regression
- Frank Kleibergen and Eric Zivot
- 1538: Inventory rationing in an (s, Q) inventory model with lost sales a two demand classes

- Ph. Melchiors, Rommert Dekker and Marcel Kleijn
- 1537: The Level Set Method Of Joó And Its Use In Minimax Theory

- Hans Frenk and G. Kassay
- 1536: A Deterministic Inventory/Production Model with General Inventory Cost Rate Function and Concave Production Costs

- Ilker Birbil, Hans Frenk and Pelin Bayindir
- 1535: A Multi-Item Inventory Model With Joint Setup And Concave Production Costs

- Pelin Bayindir, Ilker Birbil and Hans Frenk
- 1534: An overview of inventory systems with several demand classes

- Marcel Kleijn and Rommert Dekker
- 1533: Modeling asymmetric volatility in weekly Dutch temperature data

- Philip Hans Franses, Jack Neele and Dick van Dijk
- 1532: Censored latent effects autoregression, with an application to US unemployment

- Philip Hans Franses and Richard Paap
- 1530: A seasonal periodic long memory model for monthly river flows

- Marius Ooms and Philip Hans Franses
- 1529: An alternative approach for constructing small sample and limiting distributions of maximum likelihood estimators

- Frank Kleibergen
- 1528: Minimax results and finite dimensional separation
- Hans Frenk and G. Kassay
- 1527: Inventory control and regenerative processes
- Emö Bazsa-Oldenkamp, Hans Frenk and P. den Iseger
- 1526: Conformism and diversity under social learning
- Sanjeev Goyal and V. Bala
- 1525: Modelling asymmetric persistence over the business cycle

- Philip Hans Franses and Richard Paap
- 1524: Conditional densities in econometrics
- Frank Kleibergen
- 1523: A simple strategy to prune neural networks with an application to economic time series
- Johan Kaashoek and Herman van Dijk
- 1522: Media planning by optimizing contact frequencies

- Nanda Piersma, S. Kapsenberg, P. Kloprogge and Albert Wagelmans
- 1521: Improved dynamic programs for batching problems with maximum lateness criterion

- Albert Wagelmans and A.E. Gerodimos
- 1515: Analyzing the effects of past prices on reference price formation

- Rutger van Oest and Richard Paap
- 1513: Simple heuristics for push and pull remanufacturing policies

- Erwin van der Laan and Ruud Teunter
- 1488: On the efficiency of optimal algorithms for the joint replenishment problem: a comparative study

- Eric Porras Musalem and Rommert Dekker