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Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control

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Series handle: RePEc:eee:dyncon
ISSN: 0165-1889

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Content

May 1980, Volume 2, Issue 1

241-255 Estimation of rational expectations models
by Chow, Gregory C.
257-281 Monopolistic competition and sequential search
by Peter von zur Muehlen
283-299 Bounding the behavior of positive dynamic systems
by Rouhani, Ramine & Tse, Edison
303-328 The consistent specification of adaptive expectations in continuous time models : Information lags and finite forecast horizons
by Gray, Malcolm R. & Turnovsky, Stephen J.
329-352 Testing for causality : A personal viewpoint
by Granger, C. W. J.
353-376 Chaotic dynamics and bifurcation in a macro model
by Stutzer, Michael J.
377-393 Stochastic macroeconomic control with non-identical control intervals
by Stanhouse, Bryan E. & Fackler, James S.
395-396 Models and decision making in national economies : J.M.L. Janssen, L.F. Pau and A. Straszak, (North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1979)
by Kalman, R. E.

November 1979, Volume 1, Issue 4

305-320 Imperfect price adjustment and the optimal assignment of monetary and fiscal policies
by Gertler, Mark
321-346 Causality tests in econometrics
by Hsiao, Cheng
347-359 Postponed linear approximations and adaptive control with non-quadratic losses
by Ashley, Richard
361-381 The adjustment of output-inventory process under linear decision rules
by Sengupta, Jati K. & Sfeir, Raymond I.
383-393 The information value of observing monetary policy deliberations
by Friedman, Benjamin M.

1979, Volume 1, Issue 3

219-242 Non-linear descriptor systems
by Luenberger, David G.
243-269 Research on optimal control adapted to macro- and microeconomics a survey
by Pau, L.F.
271-282 Economic policymaking in the United States: New procedures under Humphrey-Hawkins
by Roberts, Steven M.
283-300 A newton-type method for the optimization and control of non-linear econometric models
by Rustem, B. & Zarrop, M.B.

February 1979, Volume 1, Issue 1

1-2 Introduction to the Journal of economic dynamics and control
by Kendrick, David & Tse, Edison
3-37 Perturbation and robustness analysis of a closed macroeconomic model
by Aoki, Masanao
39-58 Stabilization policies for united states feed grain and livestock markets
by Arzac, Enrique R. & Wilkinson, Maurice
59-83 Optimal monetary policy with uncertainty
by Craine, Roger
85-99 Optimal monetary policy under flexible exchange rates
by Turnovsky, Stephen J.
101-109 The report of the committee on policy optimisation-- UK
by Johansen, Leif
111-116 Control theory and stabilization policy: A Review of the report of the committee on policy optimisation
by Shupp, Franklin R.

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