The American Economic Review, Volume 70,Edições 3-5American Economic Association., 1980 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges; and the Hand book of the American Economic Association. |
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... equation can be control- ling simultaneously for the influence of other variables in other equations . For this reason , even though the model's equations are overidentified according to counts of variables , the equations may not be ...
... equation can be control- ling simultaneously for the influence of other variables in other equations . For this reason , even though the model's equations are overidentified according to counts of variables , the equations may not be ...
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... equation re- stricted by excluding a subset of the pre- determined variables . The denominator is the sum of squared residuals with all of the predetermined variables entered in the equation . Hence , a large value of A indicates that ...
... equation re- stricted by excluding a subset of the pre- determined variables . The denominator is the sum of squared residuals with all of the predetermined variables entered in the equation . Hence , a large value of A indicates that ...
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... equation ( 6 ) and the latter is described by equation ( 23 ) . In both equa- tions the anticipated price Ep * ( t + 1 ; t ) is a parameter . ( 23 ) x2 ( t ) = 91 + 1 ( t ) −P ( t ) = x3 ( t ) + 1⁄2 [ S ( t ) −ao ] △ = a1 ( g + h ) + ...
... equation ( 6 ) and the latter is described by equation ( 23 ) . In both equa- tions the anticipated price Ep * ( t + 1 ; t ) is a parameter . ( 23 ) x2 ( t ) = 91 + 1 ( t ) −P ( t ) = x3 ( t ) + 1⁄2 [ S ( t ) −ao ] △ = a1 ( g + h ) + ...
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