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Some remarks on linear economic models

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Multicollinearity in linear economic models

Part of the book series: Tilburg Studies in Economics ((TIEC,volume 7))

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The second paragraph of this chapter deals with linear economic models. Terminology and definitions in this paragraph are similar to those generally used.

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  1. Free University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands

    D. Neeleman (Professor of Statistics)

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© 1973 Nijgh-Wolters-Noordhoff Universitaire Uitgevers B. V.

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Neeleman, D. (1973). Some remarks on linear economic models. In: Multicollinearity in linear economic models. Tilburg Studies in Economics, vol 7. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-7486-2_1

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