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157: Efficient Estimation of a Dynamic Error-Shock Model

Cheng Hsiao and Peter Robinson

155: Foreign Competition and the UK

Arthur Lake

154: Multicollinearity: Diagnosing its Presence and Assessing the Potential Damage It Causes Least Squares Estimation

David Belsley

153: Economics of Marital Instability

Gary Becker, Elisabeth M. Landes and Robert T. Michael

152: Optimal Tax Theory: Econometric Evidence and Tax Policy

Michael J. Boskin

151: Some Lessons from the New Public Finance

Joseph Stiglitz and Michael J. Boskin

150: Dynamic Aspects of Earnings Mobility

Lee Lillard and Robert Willis

149: Age, Education and Occupational Earnings Inequality

Edward Wolff and Dennis M. Bushe

148: Who is the Family's Main Breadwinner? The Wife's Contribution to Full Income

Reuben Gronau

147: Factors Affecting Divorce: A Study of the Terman Sample

Robert T. Michael

146: Legal Precedent: A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis

William Landes and Richard Posner

145: Intergenerational Externalities

Edward Lazear

144: Optimal Income Redistribution When Individual Welfare Depends Upon Relative Income

Michael J. Boskin and Eytan Sheshinski

143: The Distribution of Earnings Profiles in Longitudinal Data

George Borjas and Jacob Mincer

142: Estimation of Econometric Model Using Nonlinear Full Information Maximum Likelihood: Preliminary Computer Results

David Belsley and Kent D. Wall

141: Family Background and Optimal Schooling Decision

Edward Lazear

140: A Multiplicative Model of Investment in Human Capital

Yoram Weiss

139: Treatment Decision-Making in Catastrophic Illness

Kenneth E. Warner

138: Experience, Vintage and Time Effects in the Growth of Earnings: AmericanScientists, 1960-1970

Yoram Weiss and Lee Lillard

137: Leisure, Home Production and Work--The Theory of The Allocation of Time Revisited

Reuben Gronau

136: Price Behavior in Primary Manufacturing Industries, 1958-1973

Joel Popkin

135: Taxation, Saving and the Rate of Interest

Michael J. Boskin

134: The Demand for Pediatric Care: An Hedonic Approach

Fred Goldman and Michael Grossman

133: Toward a More General Theory of Regulation

Sam Peltzman

132: Health, Family Structure, and Labor Supply

Donald Parsons

131: Exports and Foreign Investment in Manufacturing Industries

Robert Lipsey and Merle Yahr Weiss

130: Rosepack Document 3: Guidelines for Writing Semi-Portable Fortran

Neil Kaden and Virginia Klema

129: A Survey of Recent Research in Health Economics

Michael Grossman

128: A Note on Optimal Smoothing for Time Varying Coefficient Problems

Thomas Cooley and Kent D. Wall

127: Identification Theory for Time Varying Models

Thomas Cooley and Kent D. Wall

126: Transnational Activity and Market Entry in the Semiconductor Industry

Arthur Lake

125: On Modifying Singular Values to Solve Possible Singular Systems of Non-Linear Equations

David M. Gay

124: Representing Symmetric Rank Two Updates

David M. Gay

123: Child Endowments, and the Quantity and Quality of Children

Gary Becker and Nigel Tomes

122: The Market for Optometric Services in the United States

Douglas Coate

121: Analysis of Longitudinal Earnings Data: American Scientists 1960-70

Lee Lillard and Yoram Weiss

120: From Bismark to Woodcock: The "Irrational" Pursuit of National Health Insurance

Victor Fuchs

119: Interequation Constraint and the Specification of Dynamic Structure

Kent D. Wall

118: The International Transfer of Semi-Conductor Technology Through U.S. Based Firms

William F. Finan

117: Job Mobility and Earnings Growth

Ann P. Bartel

116: Notes on the Tax Treatment of Human Capital

Michael J. Boskin

115: The Production of Health Services in Fee for Service, for Profit Health Practices: The Case of Optometrists

Douglas Coate

114: On the Measurement of Benefits in an Urban Context: Some General Equilibrium Issues

Paul Courant and Daniel L. Rubinfeld

113: Random Directed Graph Distributions in the Triad Census in Social Networks

Stanley S. Wasserman

112: A Beta-Logistic Model for the Analysis of Sequential Labor Force Participation by Married Women

James Heckman and Robert Willis

111: Confidence Regions for Robust Regression

Roy E. Welsch

110: The Independent Judiciary in an Interest-Group Perspective

William Landes and Richard Posner

109: Notes on Automating Stem and Leaf Displays

David C. Hoaglin and Stanley S. Wasserman

108: Are Health Workers Underpaid?

Victor Fuchs

107: Social Security and Retirement Decisions

Michael J. Boskin

106: Parametric Integer Programming the Right Hand Side Case

Roy A. Marsten and Thomas Morin

105: Time-Utilization of a Population of General Practitioners in a Prepaid Group Practice

Richard N. Watkins, Edward F. X. Hughes and Eugene M. Lewit

104: Education: Consumption or Production

Edward Lazear

103: Rosepack Document 1: Guidelines for Writing Semi-portable Fortran

Neil Kaden and Virginia Klema

102: Education and Screening

Kenneth Wolpin

101: Innovation and Foreign Investment Behavior of the U.S. Pharmaceutical Industry

Benjamin I. Cohen, Jorge Katz and William T. Beck

100: Finding a Dual Feasible Solution to an LP with M Equalities in (l&M) Dual Iterations

Vinay Dharmadhikari

99: The Earnings of Scientists, 1960-1970: Experience, Age and Vintage Effects

Yoram Weiss

98: The Demand for Nursing Home Care: An Analysis of the Substitution Between Institutional and Noninstitutional Care

Barry Chiswick

97: Human Wealth and Human Capital

Edward Lazear

96: Specification Errors in Limited Dependent Variable Models

G.S. Maddala and Forrest D. Nelson

95: Qualitative Information, Reputation, and Monopolistic Competition

Michael Darby and John R. Lott, Jr.

94: Decision-Stage Method: Convergence Proof, Special Application, and Computation Experience

Vinay Dharmadhikari

93: Rational Expectations and the Dynamic Structure of Macroeconomic Models:A Critical Review

Robert Shiller

92: Schooling as a Wage Depressant

Edward Lazear

91: Autoregressive Spectrum Estimation Technique Allied to Quarterly Consumer Durables Expenditure Data

Warren G. Lavey

90: The Maximum Likelihood Stage Least Squares Estimator in the Nonlinear Simultaneous Equations Model

Takeshi Amemiya

89: Alternative Prior Representations of Smoothness for Distributed Lag Estimation

Robert Shiller

88: Three-And-A-Half Million U.S. Employees Have Been Mislaid: Or, An Explanation of Unemployment, 1934-1941

Michael Darby

87: Exports and Foreign Investment in the Pharmaceutical Industry

Robert Lipsey and Merle Yahr Weiss

86: The Use of the Box Step Method in Discrete Optimization

Roy E. Marsten

85: On the Identification of Time Varying Structures

Thomas Cooley and Kent D. Wall

84: A Comparison of Two Simple Methods for Obtaining Robust Confidence Intervals

Richard W. Hill

83: Robust Line Estimation With Errors in Both Variables

Michael L. Brown

82: Certain Aspects of Generalized Box-Jenkins Models

Richard W. Hill

81: The Parental Bequest to Children

Arleen Leibowitz

80: Inequality: Earnings vs. Human Wealth

Lee Lillard

79: The Consumer Expenditure Function

Michael Darby

78: Tables of Sample Size For the F-Test in One Way Analysis of Variance Designs

Richard W. Hill

77: FIML Estimation of Rational Distributed Lag Structural Form Models

Kent D. Wall

76: Robust Non-Linear Regression Using The Dogleg Algorithm

Roy E. Welsch and Richard A. Becker

75: Implementing and Documenting Random Number Generators

David C. Hoaglin

74: Variation Across Household in the Rate of Inflation

Robert T. Michael

73: The Role of Physicians in the Production of Hospital Output

Mark Pauly and Mark A. Satterthwaite

72: The Goodness of Match

Edward Wolff

71: On the Theory of Productive Saving

Isaac Ehrlich and Uri Ben-Zion

70: Analysis of Qualitative Variables

G.S. Maddala and Forrest D. Nelson

69: Ridge Estimators for Distributed Lag Models

G.S. Maddala

68: On a General Computer Algorithm for the Analysis of Models with Limited Dependent Variables

Forrest D. Nelson

67: Human Capital and Labor Supply: A Synthesis

Alan Blinder and Yoram Weiss

66: Detecting and Assessing the Problems Caused by Multi-Collinearity: A Useof the Singular-Value Decomposition

David Belsley and Virginia Klema

65: Rational Distributed Lag Structural Form--A General Econometric Model

Kent D. Wall

64: Data Analysis, Communication, and Control

Roy E. Welsch

63: Censored Regression Models with Unobserved Stochastic Censoring Thresholds

Forrest D. Nelson

62: The Private Enforcement of Law

William Landes and Richard Posner

61: Factoring LP Block-Angular Bases

William Orchard-Hays

60: The Variances of Regression Coefficient Estimates Using Aggregate Data

Roy E. Welsch and Edwin Kuh

59: An Analysis of Firm Demand for Protection Against Crime

Ann P. Bartel

58: A Monte Carlo Study of Two Robust Alternatives of Least Square Regression Estimation

Richard W. Hill and Paul W. Holland

57: Varying-Parameter Supply Functions and the Sources of Economic Distress in American Agriculture, 1866-1914

Thomas Cooley and Stephen DeCanio