Econometrica - January 1966 - Volume 34, Issue 5
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Short-Term Econometric Models
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32-33
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Monetary Studies
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33-35
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Measurement of Productivity and Capacity
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35-37
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Contributed Papers on Development and Trade
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37-40
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Economics of Uncertainty
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41-43
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Long-Term Planning Models
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43-45
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Cycles and Growth
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45-46
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Estimation of Simultaneous Equation Systems
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46-48
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Welfare Economics of Particular Industries
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48-50
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Aggregation
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50-51
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Consumer Behavior I
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52-54
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Growth and International Trade
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54-55
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Theory of Programming in Economic Planning
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55-57
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Computer Simulation of Econometric Models
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57-58
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Investment and Technological Change
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58-60
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Irving Fisher Lecture
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60-61
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Input-Output Methods
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61-63
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Production Functions and Technical Change
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63-65
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Mathematical Programming and Applications
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65-67
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: International Comparison of Input-Output Matrices
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67-69
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Causes and Consequences of Technical Progress
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69-70
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Development of Backward Areas
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70-72
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Investment and Innovation
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73-75
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Theory of Capital and Economic Growth
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73
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Econometric Methods
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75-78
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Miscellaneous Contributed Papers
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78-81
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Probability
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81-83
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Consumer Behavior II
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83-85
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: General Equilibrium Theory
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85-87
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Distributed Lags
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87-88
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Patterns of Economic Growth
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89-90
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: International Trade
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90-91
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Programming
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91-95
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: General Equilibrium
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95-98
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Program
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99-108
Back Matter
Front Matter
Volume Information
Existence of Competitive Equilibria in Markets with a Continuum of Traders
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1-17
An Econometric Model of the World Tin Economy, 1948-1961
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105-134
Rational Distributed Lag Functions
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135-149
The Typical Spectral Shape of an Economic Variable
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150-161
Back Matter
Front Matter
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Program of First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965
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1-16
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Welfare Economics
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109-110
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Consumer Behavior
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110-111
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Production Functions
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111-113
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Money-I
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113-115
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Wages, Unemployment and Productivity
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115-117
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Growth Theory-I
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117-120
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Econometrics-International Applications
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120-122
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Recursive Programming Models
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122-123
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Economic Theory-I
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123-125
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Quantifying Production Economic Relations
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125-127
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Growth Theory-II
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127-129
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Market Structure
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129-130
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Monetary and Fiscal Multipliers
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131-132
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Econometric Methodology
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132-134
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Corporate Financial Behavior
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134-138
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Economic Theory-II
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138-139
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Econometric Models for Educational Planning
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139-140
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Money-II
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140-145
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Economic Theory-III
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145-147
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Macro-Economics
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147-149
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Econometric Applications-The Stock Market
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149-151
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Long Swings and Economic Growth
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151-153
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Investment Behavior
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153-155
North American Regional Conference, New York, December, 1965: Foreign Trade
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155-156
Treasurer's Report
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157-160
Accountants' Opinion
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160
List of Members of the Econometric Society
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161-254
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Optimal Growth Theory
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17-18
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Consumer Behavior
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18-19
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Regional Economics
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19-20
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Liquidity and Portfolio Policies
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20-22
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Time Series and Cross-Section Techniques
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22-23
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Fiscal Policy
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23-24
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Planning for Efficient Accumulation
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25-26
Geographical List of Members
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255-284
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Economic History
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27-28
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Forecasting and Simulation
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27
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Agricultural Econometrics
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28-31
First World Congress, Rome, September, 1965: Demand for Consumer Durables
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31-32
The Estimation of Marginal Product from a Cobb-Douglas Production Function
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162-172
Nonrecursive Models as Discrete Approximations to Systems of Stochastic Differential Equations
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173-182
A Survey of the Theory of International Trade: Part 3, The Modern Theory
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18-76
On a Useful Capital Growth Matrix
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183-192
The Price Elasticity of Liquor in the U.S. and a Simple Method of Determination
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193-205
A Note on the Dual Prices of Integer Programs
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206-214
Autocorrelation Between First Differences of Mid-Ranges
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215-219
The Concept of Capital in Professor Solow's Model
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220-224
Notes and Comments: The h-Homogeneous Production Function with Constant Elasticity of Substitution: A Note
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225-227
Notes and Comments: Agglomeration Cost and the Quadratic Assignment Problem
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228-231
Notes and Comments: The Use of the Pearsonian Approximation in Comparing Deflated and Undeflated Regression Estimates
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232-234
Notes and Comments: Use of the Durbin-Watson Statistic in Inappropriate Situations
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235-238
Proposed Election of Fellows, 1966
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253
Announcement of the 1966 European Meeting
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254
The Stability of Truncated Solutions of Stochastic Linear Programming
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77-104