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A study of discretionary and nondiscretionary monetary and fiscal policies in the context of stochastic macroeconometric models

Haitovsky, Yoel; Wallace, Neil - In: The business cycle today, (pp. 261-309). 1972

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A study of discretionary and nondiscretionary monetary and fiscal policies in the context of stochastic macroeconometric models

Haitovsky, Yoel; Wallace, Neil - 1972

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Forecasts with quarterly macroeconometric models

Haitovsky, Yoel - 1974

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Regression estimation from grouped observations

Haitovsky, Yoel - 1973

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Does the appointment of judges increase the output of the judiciary?

Beenstock, Michael; Haitovsky, Yoel - In: International Review of Law and Economics 24 (2004) 3, pp. 351-369

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The market for housing in Israel

Bar-Nathan, Moshe; Beenstock, Michael; Haitovsky, Yoel - In: Regional Science and Urban Economics 28 (1998) 1, pp. 21-49

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Lottomania and other anomalies in the market for lotto

Beenstock, Michael; Haitovsky, Yoel - In: Journal of Economic Psychology 22 (2001) 6, pp. 721-744

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Generalized ridge regression least squares with stochastic prior information, and Bayesian estimators

HAITOVSKY, Yoel; WAX, Yohanan - Center for Operations Research and Econometrics (CORE), …

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Forecasts with quarterly macroeconometric models

Haitovsky, Yoel; Treyz, George; Su, Vincent - 1974

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The Cost of Power Outages in the Business and Public Sectors in Israel: Revealed Preference vs. Subjective Valuation

Beenstock, Michael; Goldin, Ephraim; Haitovsky, Yoel - In: The Energy Journal Volume18 (1997) Number 2, pp. 39-61

Cross-section data on investment in back-up generators and uninterruptable power supplies (UPS) are used to infer the implied cost of electricity outages in the business and public sectors in Israel. Two-limit tobit models of the demand for back-up are estimated and used to simulate the...

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