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Francois Quesnay: A Reinterpretation. 1. The Tableau Economique.

Eltis, Walter A - In: Oxford Economic Papers 27 (1975) 2, pp. 167-200

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Quesnay: A Further Comment.

Eltis, Walter A - In: Oxford Economic Papers 30 (1978) 1, pp. 157-58

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Francois Quesnay: A Reinterpretation. 2. The Theory of Economic Growth.

Eltis, Walter A - In: Oxford Economic Papers 27 (1975) 3, pp. 327-51

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Consumer shopping and equilibrium market areas in the presence of demands for nonshopping goods and for leisure

Bacon, R W - In: Environment and Planning A 23 (1991) 9, pp. 1361-1374

The standard model of the equilibrium spatial market area and price for a single shopping good is extended to the case where the consumer devotes some income to a nonshopping (outside) good or to obtaining leisure. The presence of an outside good, which does not incur transport or inventory...

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A Note on the Effects of Heteroskedasticity in Econometric Models Estimated By Ordinary Least Squares.

Bacon, R W - In: Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics 33 (1971) 2, pp. 107-14

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The Relationship between Ridge Regression and the Minimum Mean Square Error Estimator of Chipman.

Bacon, R W; Hausman, J A - In: Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics 36 (1974) 2, pp. 115-24

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On the Game of Maximising R2 : A Comment.

Bacon, R W - In: Australian Economic Papers 11 (1972) 19, pp. 222-23

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A Simplified Exposition of Seemingly Unrelated Regressions and Three Stage Least Squares.

Bacon, R W - In: Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics 36 (1974) 3, pp. 229-33

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Retail rents and market areas

Bacon, R W - In: Environment and Planning A 25 (1993) 4, pp. 481-494

A model of the equilibrium spatial size of a market, in which shop rents are determined endogenously, is constructed on the lines of previous studies of market areas. Two cases are considered: the shop rents in the first model are determined by competition with the housing sector, whereas in the...

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