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Westerlund, Joakim Wells, Curt Binner, Jane M. Jones, Barry E. Opper, Sonja Shukur, Ghazi Andersson, Fredrik N. G. Elger, Thomas Assarsson, Bengt Hummelmose, Anders Vale, Per Halvor Rickertsen, Kyrre Laurila, Ilkka P. Elger, C. Thomas Assarsson, Bengt McCloud, Nadine Jochumzen, Peter Kruse, Agneta Braun, Hans-Joachim All co-authors demand schätztheorie measurement error systems countries konsumtheorie panel data
Composed estimation theory measurement error demand systems consumption theory nordic countries panel study food consumption northern europe structural breaks wirtschaftliche konvergenz economic convergence räumliche verteilung spatial distribution monte carlo simulation
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David L. Edgerton Alternative spellings: David Edgerton D. L. Edgerton B: 1948 Biblio: Tätig am Dep. of Economics, Lund Univ.
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Publishing years Series Working paper / Department of Economics, Lund University (7) Working paper series / Department of Economics, School of Economics and Management, University of Lund (6) Advances in econometrics (1) Advances in econometrics : a research annual (1) Advanced Studies in Theoretical and Applied Econometrics (1) Advanced studies in theoretical and applied econometrics : ASTA (1) 
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