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– Alastair Hall, The Economic Journal The papers collected in the two volumes Nonlinear Models focus on the asymptotic th...
This important book presents the most important articles by leading scholars in their fields and brings together three basic aspects of research into nonlinear dynamics and economics. The first papers deal with the theoretical methods ...
This two volume set is a collection of 30 classic papers presenting ideas which have now become standard in the field of Bayesian inference. Topics covered include the central field of statistical inference as well as applications to ar...
This volume comprises the classic articles on methods of identification and estimation of simultaneous equations econometric models. It includes path-breaking contributions by Trygve Haavelmo and Tjalling Koopmans, who founded the subjec...
The History of Econometrics is a two volume collection of major papers which have shaped the development of this subject. Part I includes articles which together provide an overview of the history of econometrics, part II addresses th...
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This distinguished collection – selected and introduced by Marc Jarsulic – demonstrates the contribution that non-linear techniques can make to our understanding of business cycles.
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