Part I. Qualitative response models; 1. Qualitative response models Daniel McFadden; Part II. The structural analysis of longitudinal data: 2. The identification problem in econometric models for duration data James J. Heckman and Burton Singer; Part III. Experimentation in econometrics: 3. The effects of time in economic experiments Jerry A. Hausman; Part IV. Small-sample distribution theory: 4. Some recent developments on the distributions of single-equation estimators T. W. Anderson; 5. Best uniform and modified Pade approximants to probability densities in econometrics P. C. B. Phillips; Part V. Topics in time-series analysis: 6. Identifiability and problems of model selection in econometrics R. E. Kalman; Part VI. Testing for causation and exogeneity: 7. Causality, exogeneity, and inference John Geweke; 8. Generating mechanisms, models, and causality C. W. J. Granger; Part VII. Alternative tests and estimators: 9. Comparing alternative asymptotically equivalent tests Thomas J. Rothenberg; 10. Conflict among testing procedures in a linear regression model with lagged dependent variables G. B. A. Evans and N. E. Savin; Part VIII. Modeling centrally planned economies: 11. Macroeconomic modeling based on econometric and simulation models for the Polish economy Zbigniew Czerwiriski and Wladyslaw Welfe.
