The Econometric SocietyEconometrica - January 1953 - Volume 21, Issue 1
La Societe d'Econometrie a Atteint sa Majorite
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1-30
Report of the Cambridge Meeting, August 13-15, 1952
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184-199
Community Preference Fields
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63-80
On Games that Involve Chance and the Skill of the Players
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101-115
How to Increase the Efficiency of Econometric Meetings
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216
Alternative Conditions for Social Orderings
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81-94
On Systems of Linear Forms of Skew Symmetric Determinant and the General Theory of Play
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116-117
Criticism Invited
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217-220
Emile Borel, Initiator of the Theory of Psychological Games and Its Application
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95-96
Commentary on the Three Notes of Emile Borel
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118-124
Report of the Council for 1952
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221
The Theory of Play and Integral Equations with Skew Symmetric Kernels
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97-100
Communication on the Borel Notes
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124-127
Treasurer's Report
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222-224
Two-Person Cooperative Games
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128-140
Election of Fellows, 1952
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225-228
A Comparison of Treatments of a Duopoly Situation
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141-154
Fellows of the Econometric Society
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228-230
[Photograph]: Alfred Cowles, Secretary of the Econometric Society, 1937-1948, 1953- ; Treasurer of the Econometric Society, 1932-
Marginal Productivity Analysis--A Defect and a Remedy
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155-168
Assistantships in Econometrics
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231
Back Matter
Guaranteed Growth of Income
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169-171
Change in Editors and Editorial Offices
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231
Front Matter
A Note on the Complete Independence of the Conditions for Simple Majority Decision
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172-173
The Definition of Econometrics
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31-40
Volume Information
Report of the Eugene Meeting, June 19-21, 1952
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174-183
Some Recent Uses of Elasticity of Substitution--A Survey
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41-62