Dale J. Poirier
Books
- Bayesian Model Comparison
- Bayesian Econometric Methods
- Intermediate Statistics and Econometrics
- A curious relationship between probit and logit models
- On the appropriateness of endogenous switching
- An optimal growth path for the money supply subject to target constraints
- A diagnostic test for normality within the power exponential family
- A finely disaggregated, non-separable, non-homothetic demand model for a commodity priced by time-of-use
- Parameterizations of the "treatment" in negative income tax experiments
- A simple lagrange multiplier test for lognormal regression
- A note on the interpretation of regression coefficients within a class of truncated distributions
- On the use of Cobb-Douglas splines
- Model occurrence and model selection in panel data sets
- Rationalizing the anomalous performance of models in different data sets
- The determinants of home buying in the New Jersey graduated work incentive experiment
- Bayesian hypothesis testing in linear models with continuously induced conjugate priors across hypotheses
- The econometrics of structural change, with special emphasis on spline functions
- Posterior odds analysis when all competing models are false
- Spatial interaction models with unknown weights
- Econometric methodology in radical economics
- Partial observability in bivariate probit models
- The role of econometrics in economic methodology
- Aggregate prediction and goodness-of-fit in models with qualitative dependent variables
- The use of the Box-Cox transformation in limited dependent variable models
- The Methodology of econometrics
- Econometric methodology and the radical political economics literature
- Individual household demand for electricity in the Ontario time-of-use pricing experiment
- A simple diagnostic test for Gaussian regression
- Intermediate statistics and econometrics
- Two curiosities in linear regression
- Spline lags
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