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Canonical Correlation and Multiple Equation Systems in Economics
Ergodic Theory and Information
On the Relative Small-Sample Properties of Several Structural-Equation Estimators
A Note on Orderings
A First Course in Stochastic Processes
Elimination of Management Bias from Production Functions Fitted to Cross-Section Data: A Model and an Application to African Agriculture
Benton F. Massell, Elimination of Management Bias from Production Functions Fitted to Cross-Section Data: A Model and an Application to African Agriculture, Econometrica, Vol. 35, No. 3/4 (Jul. - Oct., 1967), pp. 495-508
Short-Run Adjustments of an Individual Bank
Most dynamic theories of the monetary policy mechanism, and reserve position doctrine in particular, specify a homogeneous banking system response to monetary policy actions. This article argues that the micro models of bank behavior implicit in these monetary theories remain untested and perhaps misspecified. An experimental model of a single bank's weekly balance sheet adjustments is specified and estimated with the purpose of improving the micro foundations of the theory of monetary dynamics.