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I haven't used this one yet, but it looks promising: Arthur S.
Goldberger's "Intro' Econometrics" (Harvard U. Press, 1998) looks short
& sweet.
Cheers -- Eric Schutz
Barnet Wagman wrote:
> It's been quite a while since I taught econometrics, but Studenm
Pen'ers -- A week or so ago, I sent out a request for info' on the Independent
Institute -- and at that precise time apparently our Vax went cookies on us &
I lost connection w/ pen-l & any messages anyone may have sent -- so here goes
again: does anyone know anything about the FUNDING for the I.I
Pen'ers: Does anyone know anything about the Independent Institute? As best I can
tell it's a quite conservative policy-issues forum (its advisors list reads like a
who's who of the right) -- but I'd like to know about its FUNDING. It's recently
released a book disclaiming global warming (by
You know, the single thing that finally pissed me off enough to get me to
read Marx's and see for myself so many years ago -- like so
many others, in a small group of similarly disgruntled economics grad'
students -- was this phrase I kept seeing in all the textbooks & hearing
from all my pro
I have just updated a bibliography on socialist economics that I sent
out to pen-l'ers in 1991, suitable for use in courses on, e.g., Comp.
Econ. Sys. I'll be happy to e-mail the new version (about 200-titles)
to pen-l'ers on request.
Cheers -- Eric Schutz
See Ed Wolff's new textbook . Cheers -- Eric Schutz
> A friend has asked me about alternatives to the Gini coefficient. I
> seem to remember a paper titled 'On the Measurement of Inequality', but I
> can't find it in my files. Anyone have suggestions?
> Rog
I have to disagree with Peter Dorman's rejection of an activity-based
definition of 'worker', and go with Jim Devine's definition that allows
'workers' to include or workers, workers,
workers, workers, and yes, workers
of all kinds in all sorts of circumstances. The term has referents in
Sorry, everyone for the the clutter -- forgot to send to Michael P' personal.
Cheers -- Eric Schutz
replycamichael -- Michael -- Again I can provide help if you can't find some-
one who can give you better: Rollins is on Internet, but does not have a
gopher nor a WWW facility (it'll do e-mail, ftp & telnet -- of course, with
telnet you can gopher (and WWW?) on another computer). I can h
ge
About 39% of the voting age public actualkly voted. CNN reports that
non-parti-cipants are predominantly Democrats; & studies show clearly an inverse
relation
between non-participation & income. Cheers -- Eric Schutz
Right -- one more yes vote on this kind of "advertising" from me.
Cheers - Eric Schutz
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