Functional structure inference [electronic resource] / edited by Apostolos Serletis.

The theoretical regularity properties of the normalized quadratic consumer demand model / Ikuyasu Usui -- On Canadas exchange rate regime / Karl Pinno -- Tests of microeconomic foundations of an Australia/New Zealand common currency area / John E. Filer -- Food demand in Sweden : a nonparametricn approach / Per Hjertstrand -- A systems approach to modelling asymmetric demand responses to energy price changes / Andre Plourde -- rational seasonality / Travis D. Nesmith -- Quantity constraints and violations of revealed preference / Gerald A. Whitney -- Hopf bifurcation within New Keynesian functional structure / Evgeniya Aleksandrovna Duzhak -- Insurance and asset prices in constrained markets / Pamela Labadie -- Labor adjustment costs, shocks and the real business cycle / Zuzana Janko -- Testing the significance of the departures from weak separability / Philippe de Peretti -- Optimal fiscal policy in an asymmetric small open economy / Constantine Angyridis -- Nonparametric tests of the necessary and sufficient conditions for separability / David L. Edgerton -- Endogenous time preference, cash-in-advance constraints and the Tobin effect / Eric Kam -- On the implications of different cash-in-advance constraints with endogenous labor / Mohammed Mohsin -- Bayesian estimation of flexible functional forms, curvature conditions and the demand for assets / Asghar Shahmoradi -- Productivity and convergence trends in the OECD : evidence from a normalized quadratic variable profit function / Apostolos Serletis -- Introduction / Apostolos Serletis.

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