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Intra-firm diffusion, Bayesian learing and profitability

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The effect of computers on the demand for labour in the United Kingdom

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Embodiment of technological change and the speed of adjustment

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Intra-film diffusion, Bayesian learning and profitability

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Merger and technological progressiveness : the case of the British computer industry

Stoneman, P. - In: Applied economics 10 (1978) 2, pp. 125-139

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Patenting activity : a re-evaluation of the influence of demand pressures

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The rate of imitation, learning and profitability

Stoneman, P. - In: Economics letters 6 (1980) 2, pp. 179-183

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A simple diagrammatic apparatus for the investigation of a macroeconomic model of temporary equilibria

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Improvement of the quasi-likelihood ratio test in ARMA models: some results for bootstrap methods

Canepa, A.; Godfrey, L. G. - In: Journal of Time Series Analysis 28 (2007) 3, pp. 434-453

Quasi-likelihood ratio tests for autoregressive moving-average (ARMA) models are examined. The ARMA models are stationary and invertible with white-noise terms that are not restricted to be normally distributed. The white-noise terms are instead subject to the weaker assumption that they are...

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