The American Economic Review, Volume 70American 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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... hypothesis gave the best result on the R2 criterion ; on the other hand , it had the lowest D.W. value . After Frenkel's , the adaptive hypothesis , corresponding to equa- tion ( 2 ) above , gave the best results : it had the highest ...
... hypothesis gave the best result on the R2 criterion ; on the other hand , it had the lowest D.W. value . After Frenkel's , the adaptive hypothesis , corresponding to equa- tion ( 2 ) above , gave the best results : it had the highest ...
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... hypothesis that money growth fails to contribute toward explaining the act- ual inflation rate at the .05 level . When a shorter lag on past inflation is employed , however , the hypothesis that " money growth doesn't matter " cannot be ...
... hypothesis that money growth fails to contribute toward explaining the act- ual inflation rate at the .05 level . When a shorter lag on past inflation is employed , however , the hypothesis that " money growth doesn't matter " cannot be ...
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... hypothesis that an increase in the number of crimes leads to a corresponding lagged increase in the amount of resources provided by society to the criminal justice system . The coefficients for the age 25-49 variable are positive and ...
... hypothesis that an increase in the number of crimes leads to a corresponding lagged increase in the amount of resources provided by society to the criminal justice system . The coefficients for the age 25-49 variable are positive and ...
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Discussion by P Kenyon G C Harcourt | 26 |
Equality Incentives and Eco | 41 |
Hansen H B Newburger F J Schroeder | 49 |
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