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Optimal Entrepreneurial Decisions In A Completely Stochastic Environment, Nils H. Hakansson
Optimal Entrepreneurial Decisions In A Completely Stochastic Environment, Nils H. Hakansson
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
No abstract provided.
A Long-Run Cost Function For The Local Service Airline Industry: An Experiment On Non-Linear Estimation, George Eads, Marc Nerlove, William Raduchel
A Long-Run Cost Function For The Local Service Airline Industry: An Experiment On Non-Linear Estimation, George Eads, Marc Nerlove, William Raduchel
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
No abstract provided.
Some Properties Of “Optimal” Seasonal Adjustment, David M. Grether, Marc Nerlove
Some Properties Of “Optimal” Seasonal Adjustment, David M. Grether, Marc Nerlove
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
No abstract provided.
Countably Additive Measures In Cores Of Games, Yakar Kannai
Countably Additive Measures In Cores Of Games, Yakar Kannai
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
No abstract provided.
Further Evidence On The Estimation Of Dynamic Economic Relations From A Time Series Of Cross-Sections, Marc Nerlove
Further Evidence On The Estimation Of Dynamic Economic Relations From A Time Series Of Cross-Sections, Marc Nerlove
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
No abstract provided.
Soviet Postwar Economic Growth And Capital Labor Substitution, Martin L. Weitzman
Soviet Postwar Economic Growth And Capital Labor Substitution, Martin L. Weitzman
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
No abstract provided.
Regularity In The Distribution Of Participation In Group Discussions, Joseph B. Kadane, Gordon H. Lewis
Regularity In The Distribution Of Participation In Group Discussions, Joseph B. Kadane, Gordon H. Lewis
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
Reports have been published indicating striking regularities in the distribution of participation in group discussions, regularities potentially important in the understanding of small group processes. Several attempts to explain the form of the regularity contain implications for many sociological analyses. These attempts to explain the regularity are found to be inadequate; at the same time, the regularity is found to be somewhat doubtful.
Money Illusion, Price Expectations, And The Aggregate Consumption Function, William H. Branson, Alvin K. Klevorick
Money Illusion, Price Expectations, And The Aggregate Consumption Function, William H. Branson, Alvin K. Klevorick
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
No abstract provided.
Theory Of Liquidity Preference And The Term Structure Of Interest Rates, Joseph E. Stiglitz
Theory Of Liquidity Preference And The Term Structure Of Interest Rates, Joseph E. Stiglitz
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
No abstract provided.
Stochastic Theories Of Participation, Joseph B. Kadane, Gordon H. Lewis, John G. Ramage
Stochastic Theories Of Participation, Joseph B. Kadane, Gordon H. Lewis, John G. Ramage
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
A recent mathematical model by Horvath which predicts the process of participation in group discussions is compared to several alternative models. The models can be applied to data for which the basic unit is the act and to data for which the basic unit is a continuous sequence of acts. In both cases, when statistical tests of significance are employed, most of the more restrictive models are rejected.
Lags In Fiscal And Monetary Impacts On Investment In Producers’ Durable Equipment, Charles W. Bischoff
Lags In Fiscal And Monetary Impacts On Investment In Producers’ Durable Equipment, Charles W. Bischoff
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
No abstract provided.
The Distribution, When The Residuals Are Small, Of Statistics Testing Overidentifying Restrictions, Joseph B. Kadane
The Distribution, When The Residuals Are Small, Of Statistics Testing Overidentifying Restrictions, Joseph B. Kadane
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
In the estimation of simultaneous equation econometric models, overidentifying restrictions improve estimates of the remaining parameters. Natural test statistics for the hypothesis that an equation is overidentified have been developed by Anderson and Rubin and by Basmann. If the residuals are jointly normal, serially uncorrelated, and small, both the above overidentification test statistics have the Snedecor F distribution asymptotically as the variance of the residuals get small. This gives analytic confirmation of Monte Carlo results of Basmann. The results given apply to linear models in which predetermined variables can be exogenous or lagged endogenous.
A Note On A Simulated Stock Market, Martin Shubik
A Note On A Simulated Stock Market, Martin Shubik
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
No abstract provided.
The Effects Of Income, Wealth, And Capital Gains Taxation On Risk Taking, Joseph E. Stiglitz
The Effects Of Income, Wealth, And Capital Gains Taxation On Risk Taking, Joseph E. Stiglitz
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
No abstract provided.
Some Experimental Non-Constant-Sum Games Revisited. Perception Of Opponent's Payoffs. Part Iii, Martin Shubik, David H. Stern
Some Experimental Non-Constant-Sum Games Revisited. Perception Of Opponent's Payoffs. Part Iii, Martin Shubik, David H. Stern
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
No abstract provided.
Quiz Show Problems, Joseph B. Kadane
Quiz Show Problems, Joseph B. Kadane
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
No abstract provided.
Pitfalls In Financial Model-Building, William C. Brainard, James Tobin
Pitfalls In Financial Model-Building, William C. Brainard, James Tobin
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
No abstract provided.
An Experimental Research In Oligopoly, James W. Friedman
An Experimental Research In Oligopoly, James W. Friedman
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
No abstract provided.
Notes On Optimal Monetary Growth, James Tobin
Notes On Optimal Monetary Growth, James Tobin
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
No abstract provided.