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The one-demand Hotelling model fails to explain the observed specialization of nonrenewable resources. We develop a model with multiple demands and resources to show that specialization of resources according to demand is driven by Ricardian comparative advantage while the order of resource use...
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This paper examines the optimal extraction sequence of nonrenewable resources in the presence of multiple demands. We provide conditions under which extraction of a nonrenewable resource may be discontinuous over the course of its depletion.
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We derive the precise analytic limit of the variance estimator of g, the concentrated ML estimator of gamma-naught in the adaptive regression model, and show that the limit and the original estimator generate virtually identical estimates of the variance of g and the corresponding significance...
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We define a new class of linear estimators which includes as a subset all linear unbiased estimators. Subsequently, we establish Aitken estimator, the best linear unbiased estimator, further as the best in this larger class of linear estimators.
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Derivation of Least Squares (LS) estimators of intercept and slope in bivariate regression model has been solely calculus-based. Herein, for the first time in the chronicle of regression, we provide a derivation of the LS estimators in very basic algebra within the grasp of the intended readers...
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