Journal of business & economic statistics

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  Año 1999, Vol. 17, Número 3

  • A Generalized Additive Model for Discrete-Choice Data

    Makoto Abe

    págs. 271-284

    

  • Can Supply and Demand Parameters Be Recovered From Data Generated by Market Institutions?

    Ronald L. Oaxaca, James C. Cox

    págs. 285-297

    

  • Dynamic Asymmetries in U.S. Unemployment

    Simon M. Potter, Gary Koop

    págs. 298-312

    

  • Predicting U.S. Business-Cycle Regimes

    Chris R. Birchenhall, Hans Jessen, Paul Simpson, Denise R. Osborn

    págs. 313-323

    

  • Time Series Evidence of Unemployment Flows: The Sample Period Matters

    Monika Merz

    págs. 324-334

    

  • Structural Stability Testing in Models Estimated by Generalized Method of Moments

    Alastair R. Hall, Amit Sen

    págs. 335-348

    

  • Semiparametric Approaches to Stochastic Panel Frontiers With Applications in the Banking Industry

    Robert M. Adams, Robin Sickles, Allen N. Berger

    págs. 349-358

    

  • Estimation of a Doubly Heteroscedastic Stochastic Frontier Cost Function

    Kaddour Hadri

    págs. 359-363

    

  • Bayesian Arbitrage Threshold Analysis

    Catherine S. Forbes, Guyonne R. J. Kalb, Paul Kofman

    págs. 364-372

    

  • Inferring the Distribution of Households' Duration of Residence From Data on Current Residence Time

    Miron Israeli, Shoshana Anily, Jacob Hornik

    págs. 373-381

    

  • Random-Time Aggregation in Partial Adjustment Models

    Oscar Jorda

    págs. 382-395