The Econometric SocietyEconometrica - November 1981 - Volume 49, Issue 6
1982 Summer Meeting of the Econometric Society
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1614-1615
Biases in Dynamic Models with Fixed Effects
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1417-1426
Functional Forms for Labor Supply and Commodity Demands with and without Quantity Restrictions
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1521-1532
Accepted Manuscripts
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1615
The Approximate Slopes of Econometric Tests
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1427-1442
Demographic Variables in Demand Analysis
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1533-1551
News Notes
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1615-1616
On the Invariance of the Lagrange Multiplier Test with Respect to Certain Changes in the Alternative Hypothesis
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1443-1455
Second Thoughts on Wald's Cost-of-Living Index and Frisch's Double Expenditure Method
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1553-1558
North American Summer Meeting of the Econometric Society
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1617
Core Theory with Strongly Convex Preferences
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1457-1468
Optimal Spending and Money Holdings in the Presence of Liquidity Constraints
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1559-1570
Program of the 1981 North American Summer Meeting of the Econometric Society
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1618-1623
Pareto Superiority of Unegalitarian Equilibria in Stiglitz' Model of Wealth Distribution with Convex Saving Function
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1469-1475
Notes and Comments: The Durbin-Watson Test for Serial Correlation: Bounds for Regressions with Trend and/or Seasonal Dummy Variables
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1571-1581
Back Matter
Allocation Mechanisms and the Design of Auctions
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1477-1499
Notes and Comments: On the Relationships Among Several Specification Error Tests Presented by Durbin, Wu, and Hausman
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1583-1588
Front Matter
The Comparative Statics of Hedonic Price Functions and Other Nonlinear Constraints
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1501-1520
Notes and Comments: A Note on the Consistency of the GLS Estimator in Triangular Structural Systems
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1589-1591
Volume Information
Notes and Comments: A Note on the Variance of Ex-Post Forecasts in Econometric Models
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1593-1595
Econometrics Faced with the Needs of Macroeconomic Policy
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1363-1375
Notes and Comments: A Random Voting Graph Almost Surely has a Hamiltonian Cycle when the Number of Alternatives is Large
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1597-1603
Panel Data and Unobservable Individual Effects
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1377-1398
Notes and Comments: A Condition Guaranteeing the Optimality of Public Choice
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1605-1613
Random Effects, Fixed Effects, Convolution, and Separation
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1399-1416