The Influence of A. W. Phillips on Econometrics.
We commence our section with some personal recollections of our first acquaintanceships [with A. W. Phillips]. Then we turn to a consideration of the many ways in which Phillips influenced econometrics, focusing on three main aspects (control theory, moving-average errors in dynamic models, and exog...
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| description | We commence our section with some personal recollections of our first acquaintanceships [with A. W. Phillips]. Then we turn to a consideration of the many ways in which Phillips influenced econometrics, focusing on three main aspects (control theory, moving-average errors in dynamic models, and exogeneity). For a recent brief history of the development of dynamic modelling at LSE, including Phillips’s role in this, see Mizon (1995); also, Rex Bergstrom relates his work to that of Bill Phillips and notes the stimulus he received in Phillips (1993). |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:66fd6c27-7250-4fe6-b78c-f7b9eac235502022-03-26T18:35:21ZThe Influence of A. W. Phillips on Econometrics.Book sectionhttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_3248uuid:66fd6c27-7250-4fe6-b78c-f7b9eac23550EnglishDepartment of Economics - ePrintsCambridge University Press2000Hendry, DMizon, GLeeson, RWe commence our section with some personal recollections of our first acquaintanceships [with A. W. Phillips]. Then we turn to a consideration of the many ways in which Phillips influenced econometrics, focusing on three main aspects (control theory, moving-average errors in dynamic models, and exogeneity). For a recent brief history of the development of dynamic modelling at LSE, including Phillips’s role in this, see Mizon (1995); also, Rex Bergstrom relates his work to that of Bill Phillips and notes the stimulus he received in Phillips (1993). |
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