Titlebook: Econometric Advances in Spatial Modelling and Methodology; Essays in Honour of Daniel A. Griffith,Carl G. Amrhein,Jean-Marie Huri Book 199

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Recent Results in Tinbergen-Bos Systems: On Two Problems in the Analysis of Tinbergen-Bos Systemst problem concerns inadmissable systems, i.e. systems not delivering all goods and services demanded by the market. The second derives from the computation of metricised TBS, a problem in mixed integer-continuous programming.

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The Box-Cox Transformation: Computational and Interpretation Features of the Parameters van Gastel and Paelinck, 1995; Kobayashi and McAleer, 1995). In part this renewed interest anses from geo-referenced data sets almost always falling under the heading of small sample theory. In such cases design-based inference cannot rely upon the conventional central limit theorem, and model-base

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Improving the Stein-Rule Estimator of Each Individual Regression Coefficient Using the Stein Variencator. As is discussed in Paelinck and Klaasseen (1979), estimation of regression parameters is important in spatial econometric models, and the precision of estimation is often measured by the mean square error (MSE). It is well known that when three or more coefficients are estimated simultaneously

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Reexamination of the Limited-Information Maximum Likelihood Estimationreappraised by Fujikoshi et al. (1982) and Morimune (1983), mainly because the modified LIML estimators exhibit fairly well behaved small sample properties. However, the first step of the LIML estimation procedure, a minimisation of a ratio of quadratic forms, has been solved a formula based upon th

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Heuristic Concentration: Its Care and Feedinghe solution provided by an interchange heuristic deteriorates as either the number of basic individuals (termed demand nodes and symbolised as n) and/or the number of medians to be located (termed facilities and symbolised by .) increases. The deterioration is shown to involve both the probability o