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According to Wikipedia, Robert Leon Basmann is an American econometrician. He was a Professor of Econometrics at Texas A&M University until his retirement. He served as a lecturer at Binghamton University after his retirement. As of at least as recently as 2019 Basmann was still listed on Binghamton Universities listing of emeritus professors.

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Robert Basmann's Published Works

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On Finite Sample Distributions of Generalized Classical Linear Identifiability Test Statistics (1960) (447)
A GENERALIZED CLASSICAL METHOD OF LINEAR ESTIMATION OF COEFFICIENTS IN A STRUCTURAL EQUATION (1957) (300)
The Transcendental Logarithmic Model of Aggregate Consumer Behavior (1982) (281)
EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF CONSUMER DEMAND BEHAVIOR USING LABORATORY ANIMALS (1975) (118)
A TEST OF CONSUMER DEMAND THEORY USING OBSERVATIONS OF INDIVIDUAL CONSUMER PURCHASES (1973) (116)
A Theory of Demand with Variable Consumer Preferences (1956) (103)
A Note on Measuring Veblen's Theory of Conspicuous Consumption (1988) (91)
A Note on the Exact Finite Sample Frequency Functions of Generalized Classical Linear Estimators in Two Leading Over-Identified Cases (1961) (88)
A general functional form for approximating the Lorenz curve (1990) (80)
Causality tests and observationally equivalent representations of econometric models (1988) (79)
The Causal Interpretation of Non-Triangular Systems of Economic Relations (1963) (57)
Budget Constraint Prices as Preference Changing Parameters of Generalized Fechner-Thurstone Direct Utility Functions (1983) (55)
A Note on the Exact Finite Sample Frequency Functions of Generalized Classical Linear Estimators in a Leading Three-Equation Case (1963) (45)
On the Asymptotic Distribution of Generalized Linear Estimators (1960) (41)
A Note on the Statistical Testability of ‘Explicit Causal Chains’ against the Class of ‘Interdependent’ Models (1965) (35)
Remarks concerning the Application of Exact Finite Sample Distribution Functions of Gcl Estimators in Econometric Statistical Inference (1963) (34)
Inequality in the Distribution of Individual Welfare (1984) (34)
An Experimental Investigation of Consumer Behavior in a Controlled Environment (1974) (28)
A Theory of Serial Correlation of Stochastic Taste Changers in Direct Utility Functions (1985) (23)
A new index of income inequality: The B measure (1987) (22)
Some new methods for measuring and describing economic inequality (1993) (19)
Patent activity and technical change (2003) (17)
An Experimental Study of Structural Estimators and Test Statistics Associated with Dynamical Econometric Models (1974) (16)
On deviations between neoclassical and GFT-based true cost-of-living indexes derived from the same demand function system☆ (1985) (16)
The Sensitivity of the True Cost of Living to Price-Induced and Income-Induced Changes in Aggregate Consumers' Tastes (1987) (14)
Economic perspectives in behavior therapy: Complex interdependencies in token economies (1978) (13)
Agricultural Production Technologies with Systematic and Stochastic Technical Change (1990) (11)
Finite Sample Distributions Associated with Stochastic Difference Equations-Some Experimental Evidence (1974) (11)
The Exact Finite Sample Distribution of a Non-Consistent Structural Variance Estimator (1973) (11)
Comment on R. P. Byron's "The Restricted Aitken Estimation of Sets of Demand Relations" (1973) (11)
The Computation of Generalized Classical Estimates of Coefficients in a Structural Equation (1959) (11)
A Note on Mr. Ichimura's Definition of Related Goods (1954) (10)
Exact Finite Sample Density Functions of GCL Estimators of Structural Coefficients in a Leading Exactly Identifiable Case (1971) (10)
A new method for measuring technological change (1987) (9)
Application of several econometric techniques to a theory of demand with variable tastes (1955) (9)
The Generalized Fechner-Thurstone Direct Utility Function and Some of its Uses (1988) (8)
On the Application of the Identifiability Test Statistic in Predictive Testing of Explanatory Economic Models (1966) (8)
ON THE CAUSAL INTERPRETATION OF NON-TRIANGULAR SYSTEMS OF ECONOMIC RELATIONS: A REJOINDER (1963) (8)
AN EXPOSITORY NOTE ON ESTIMATION OF SIMULTANEOUS STRUCTURAL EQUATIONS (1960) (8)
The Lorenz curve and the mobility function (1991) (8)
Econometric Model-Building: Essays on the Causal Chain Approach (1965) (8)
A note on aggregation of Fechner-Thurstone direct utility functions (1984) (7)
Cross Country Comparisons (1988) (6)
Advances in econometrics : a research annual (1982) (6)
A NOTE ON AN INVARIANT PROPERTY OF SHIFTS IN DEMAND (1954) (6)
A TCHEBYCHEV INEQUALITY FOR THE CONVERGENCE OF A GENERALIZED CLASSICAL LINEAR ESTIMATOR, SAMPLE SIZE BEING FIXED (1965) (6)
Testing an Alternative Habit Persistence Model (1994) (6)
Modern Logic and the Suppositious Weakness of the Empirical Foundations of Economic Science (1975) (5)
Introduction to statistics and econometrics in litigation support (2003) (4)
Causal Systems and Stability: Reply to R. W. Clower (1965) (4)
Stochastically Dependent Equations: An Introductory Text for Econometricians (1968) (4)
Statistical outlier analysis in litigation support: the case of Paul F. Engler and Cactus Feeders, Inc., v. Oprah Winfrey et al. (2003) (4)
Four Entrenched Notions Post Walrasians Should Avoid (2006) (3)
An Experimental Test of a Simple Theory of Aggregate Per-capita Demand Functions (1976) (3)
Copyright Damages and Statistics (2003) (2)
The political market for real income redistribution through choice of the weights in COLAs (1990) (2)
The GFT Utility Function (1988) (2)
Economic inequality : survey, methods and measurements (1985) (2)
Price-Dependent Preferences and the Fechner-Thurstone Direct Utility Function: An Exposition (2016) (2)
Economic inequality : measurement and policy (1984) (1)
Chamberlin's strategy of multiple working hypotheses and a relative frequency theory of market demand (2008) (1)
Chapter 5 The GFT Utility Function (2009) (1)
STATISTICAL INTERROGATION OF DATA FOR ALTERNATIVE MODELS (1959) (0)
The GFT and Alternative Forms (1988) (0)
OF COEFFICIENT'S IN A STRUCTURAL EQUATION (2016) (0)
Significance of the Nonuniqueness of Neoclassical Direct Utility Functions Especially When they are Empirically Confirmed (1999) (0)
Changes in Aggregate Consumers' Tastes (1987) (0)
Estimating the GFT Form (1988) (0)
Testing for Habit Persistence (1988) (0)
The True Cost-of-Living Concept (1988) (0)
A Note on the Gini Measure for Discrete Distributions (1999) (0)
A Monte Carlo Study of Structural Estimator Distributions After Performance of Likelihood Ratio Pre-Tests (1990) (0)
CONSISTENT STRUCTURAL VARIANCE ESTIMATOR (1973) (0)
Exact distribution analysis in linear simultaneous equation models (1983) (0)

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