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Using Leading Indicators to Forecast U.S. Home Sales in a Bayesian Vector Autoregressive Framework

Dua, Pami - 1999

This paper uses Bayesian vector autoregressive models to examine the usefulness of leading indicators in predicting U.S. home sales. The benchmark Bayesian model includes home sales, the price of homes, the mortgage rate, real personal disposable income, and the unemployment rate. We evaluate...

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Unifying Chow's demand for money via the multiple Cox test

Smith, Marlene A.; Smyth, David J. - In: Economics Letters 33 (1990) 1, pp. 79-81

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Choosing among multiple nonlinear non-nested regression models with different dependent variables : An application to money demand

Smith, Marlene A.; Smyth, David J. - In: Economics Letters 34 (1990) 2, pp. 147-150

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The Revenue Gains from Multi‐Tier Ticket Pricing: Evidence from Pop Music Concerts

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Multiple model testing for non-nested heteroskedastic censored regression models

Smith, Marlene A.; Maddala, G. S. - In: Journal of Econometrics 21 (1983) 1, pp. 71-81

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Missteps in Multiple Regression Student Projects: Beyond Association-Not-Causation

Smith, Marlene A. - In: The American Statistician 65 (2011) 3, pp. 190-197

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Managing Case Discussions in Introductory Business Statistics Classes: Practical Approaches for Instructors

Smith, Marlene A.; Bryant, Peter G. - In: The American Statistician 63 (2009) 4, pp. 348-355

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The impact of price discrimination on consumer surplus at popular music concerts

Eckard, E. Woodrow; Smith, Marlene A. - In: Economics Letters 118 (2013) 1, pp. 222-224

We estimate consumer surplus gains and losses from concert ticket price discrimination. Fans purchasing low-priced tickets enjoy a surplus gain of about $9.26 per ticket while high-priced ticket buyers suffer a loss of about $17.63 per ticket.

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The impact of price discrimination on consumer surplus at popular music concerts

Eckard, E. Woodrow; Smith, Marlene A. - In: Economics letters 118 (2013) 1, pp. 222-224

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