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investigators.
Hausman, J.A. and D.A. Wise (1978). "A Conditional Probit Model for
Qualitative Choice: Discrete Decisions Recognizing Interdependence
and Heterogeneous Preferences." Econometrica, Mar., pp. 403-26.
A three response, unordered (general) probit model, an independent logit
model, and independent probit model are estimated to explain the modal choice
between driving own car, sharing a ride, and riding a bus for 557 workers in
Washington, D.C. Logit and independent probit give similar results both in
estimation and in the forecast of the probability of using a new mode.
General probit differs significantly from the other two models both in
estimation and the forecast about the new mode. General probit fits best.
Primarily an article about the creation of a new computer program to estimate
the parameters of a model.
Havenner, Arthur and Masanao Aoki (1987). "Econometrics and Linear
Systems Theory in Multivariate Time Series Analysis." Draft
report, Department of Agricultural Economics, University of
California, Davis, March, 24 pp.
An approach to modelling multivariate time series based on linear
systems theory is presented and related to more traditional econometric
methods to the advantage of both. The linear system theory development
provides direct information on model choice, a set of exclusion restrictions
that are not sequence dependent and are stable, an extension to multiple
period forecast error tradeoffs, and a formal norm on the approximation of the
model to the observed autocovariance sequence, among other things. The link
to econometrics, on the other hand, provides an interpretation of the
criterion underlying the estimators, the sampling theory of the resulting
estimators, and their properties, an understanding of certain (econometric)
identification issues related to these estimators and suggested improvements
based on the analysis, and straightforward tests of model order -- in addition
to relating the linear systems procedure to a body of logic familiar to
econometricians and statisticians.
Hayenga, Wayne A., Ronald D. Lacewell, and Wade L. Griffin (1974). "An
Economic and Financial Analysis of Gulf of Mexico Shrimp Vessels."
MP-1138, The Texas A&M University System, Texas Agricultural
Extension Service, Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.
This report includes budgeted estimates of variable and fixed costs of
landing shrimp, estimated break-even annual shrimp catches with various shrimp
prices for the vessel sizes of 53-65 foot and 66 to 72 foot lengths,
evaluation of a prospective investment in a shrimp vessel entering the Gulf
shrimping fleet, using internal rate of return and payback procedures of
investment analysis, and an updated estimated cost level for spring 1974.
Hayes, Robert G. (1984). "Recommendations for Action: Panel 1 Marine
Recreational Fisheries Development." Chapter 20 in Richard H.
Stroud (ed.) Marine Recreational Fisheries, 9, Proceedings of the
Ninth Annual Marine Recreational Fisheries Symposium, Virginia
Beach, Virginia, April 24 and 25, National Coalition for Marine
Conservation, Inc., Savannah, Georgia.
This paper attempts to define what Marine Recreational Fisheries
development is and to suggest appropriate development actions for the future.
I would like to start by making two fundamental points: 1) fisheries
development cannot be accomplished in a vacuum - it is clear that we need
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