Uncertainty and estimation in economics: vol. 1 /

By:

Champernowne, D. G

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Mathematical economics textsPublication details: Edinburgh : Oliver & Boyd ; San Francisco : Holden Day, c1969.Description: viii, 280 p. :illISBN:

0050020064 (v. 1)

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

330.0151 CHA

LOC classification:

HD69.D4 C46

Summary: The main objective of this series is to overcome the unnecessary difficulties students of mathematical economics and econometrics experience. One is that much of what they have to read is spread over the journals, often written in different notations. The second is that the theoretical and the empirical writings often make little reference to each other, and the student is left to relate them.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

The main objective of this series is to overcome the unnecessary difficulties students of mathematical economics and econometrics experience. One is that much of what they have to read is spread over the journals, often written in different notations. The second is that the theoretical and the empirical writings often make little reference to each other, and the student is left to relate them.

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