Table of Contents
Econometrics, M.Hashem Pesaran; aggregation of economic relations, Walter D.Fisher; almon lag, Roger N.Waud; bunch maps, Wilfred Corlett; causal inference, G.W.J.Granger; causality in economic models, Herbert A.Simon; censored data models, G.S.Maddala; discrete choice models, Takeshi Amemiya; dummy variables, Pietro Balestra; endogeneity and exogeneity, John Geweke; errors in variables, Vincent J.Geraci; full and limited information methods, Thomas J.Rothenberg; identification, Cheng Hsiao; information theory, Esfandiar Maasoumi; instrumental variables, Charles E.Bates; latent variables, Dennis J.Ainger; leads and lags, Olivier Jean Blanchard; limited dependent variables, Takeshi Amemiya; logit, probit and tobit, Forrest D.Nelson; lognormal distribution, P.E.Hart; macroeconomical models, Ray C.Fair; multicollinearity, Wilfred Corlett; non-linear methods in econometrics, A.Ronald Gallant; non-nested hypotheses, M.Hashem Pesaran; path analysis, Insan Tunali; random coefficients, P.A.V.B.Swamy and J.R.Barth; rational expectations - econometric implications, N.E.Savin; seasonal variation, Pietro Balestra; selection bias and self-selection, James J.Heckman; simulation models, Irma Adelman; simultaneous equation models, Thomas J.Rothenberg; specification problems in econometrics, Edward E.Leamer; spurious regression, C.W.J.Granger; survey research, James N.Morgan; transformation of variables in econometrics, Paul Zarembka; two-stage least squares and the k-class estimator, N.E.Savin; transformation of statistical variables, D.R.Cox; Wiener process, A.G.Malliaris.
