A Simple Method for Estimating Demand Systems Under Separable Utility Assumptions
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- 1970-04-01
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Keywords
Simple (philosophy), Separable space, Economics, Mathematical economics, Econometrics
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- A Reconsideration of the Theory of Value. Part I
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- Introduction to a Theory of the Internal Structure of Functional Relationships
- Maximum-Likelihood Estimation Procedures and Associated Tests of Significance
- The Information Approach to Demand Analysis
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