Prediction In The General Multiplicative Model; An Application To Autocorrelated Disturbances
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DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.272043
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- Teekens, R. & Koerts, J., 1970. "SOME STATISTICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE LOG TRANSFORMATION OF MULTIPLICATIVE MODELS (revised)," Econometric Institute Archives 272037, Erasmus University Rotterdam.
- Teekens, R. & Koerts, J., 1970. "Some Statistical Implications Of The Log Transformation Of Multiplicative Models," Econometric Institute Archives 272036, Erasmus University Rotterdam.
- Teekens, R. & Koerts, J., 1970. "On A Minimal Mean Square Error Estimator Of The Expectation Of The Dependent Variable In Multiplicative Models Under Three Alternative Stoctiastic Assumptions," Econometric Institute Archives 272042, Erasmus University Rotterdam.
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