Microeconometrics

ISBN-13: 9780230238800 / Angielski / Twarda / 2009 / 354 str.

Steven N. Durlauf; Lawrence E. Blume

Opis

Specially selected from The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics 2nd edition, each article within this compendium covers the fundamental themes within the discipline and is written by a leading practitioner in the field. A handy reference tool.

Recenzje

Praise for the 8-volume edition:

Winner of the 2008 PROSE Award: Best Mutlivolume Reference Work in the Humanitiesand Social Sciences

(from the Professional and Scholarly Division of the Association of American Publishers)

CHOICE Outstanding Academic Title 2008

"Much has changed in the latest incarnation of this dictionary. ...More than 1,500 economists contributed almost 1,900 signed entries; more than 1,000 of the entries are new or 'heavily revised' and expanded. Along with the descriptions of economic method from earlier editions, this edition includes much information on 'what those methods have found.' It also offers new emphasis on advances that have occurred in microeconomics, Bayesian theory, game theory, and behavioral, international, and experimental economics. ...A regularly updated online version of the dictionary is available www.dictionaryofeconomics.com, with site license pricing based on institution type and FTE. Summing Up: Highly recommended." - CHOICE

Spis treści

Contents General Preface Introduction List of Contributors List of Entries Entries A-Z Index

O autorze

ALBERTO ABADIE Harvard Kennedy School, USA JOSHUA D. ANGRIST Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA BADI H. BALTAGI University of Arizona, USA MOSHE BUCHINSKY University of California Los Angeles, USA COLIN A. CAMERON University of California Davis, USA TIMOTHY G. CONLEY University of Chicago, USA JOHN DINARDO University of Michigan, USA JEFF DOMINITZ Carnegie Mellon University, USA DAVID DRAPER University of California Santa Cruz, USA JEAN-MARIE DUFOUR McGill University, USA ANDREW GELMAN Columbia University, USA JINYONG HAHN University of California Los Angeles, USA VASSILIS A. HAJIVASILIOU London School of Economics, UK JERRY A. HAUSMAN Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA JAMES J. HECKMAN The University of Chicago, USA KEISUKE HIRANO University of Arizona, USA CHENG HSIAO University of Southern California, USA GUIDO W. IMBENS University of California Berkeley, USA YANNIS IOANNIDES Tufts University, USA EKATERINI KYRIAZIDOU University of California Los Angeles, USA EDWARD E. LEAMER University of California Los Angeles, USA BRUCE G. LINDSAY Penn State University, USA OLIVER B. LINTON London School of Economics, UK JOHN A. LIST University of Chicago, USA THIERRY MAGNAC University of Toulouse 1, France CHARLES F. MANSKI Northwestern University, USA ROSA L. MATZKIN University of California Los Angeles, USA SALVADOR NAVARRO University of Madison Wisconsin, USA JAMES L. POWELL University of California Berkeley, USA DAVID REILEY University of Arizona, USA ERIC RENAULT University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, USA JEAN-MARC ROBIN University of Paris 1, France DONALD B. RUBIN Harvard University, USA ROBERT P. SHERMAN California Institute of Technology, USA MICHAEL STEWART University of Sydney, Australia CHRISTOPHER TABER The University of Wisconsin Madison, USA ELIE TAMER Northwestern University, USA PETRA E. TODD University of Pennsylvania, USA GERARD J. VAN DEN BERG University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands WILBERT VAN DER KLAAUW Federal Reserve Bank of New York, USA ARTHUR VAN SOEST Tilburg University, The Netherlands TIEMEN M. WOUTERSEN Johns Hopkins University, USA