Professor Tinbergen’s Method

By J. Keynes. 2007

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Identification and Inference for Econometric Models: On Specifying Graphical Models for Causation and the Identification Problem (2005, unknown): “" There is by now an extended critical literature on linear statistical models for causation, starting perhaps with the exchange between Keynes (1939, 1940) and Tinbergen (1940).”
The Spread of Evidence-Poor Medicine via Flawed Social-Network Analysis (2010, background): “Since Keynes [50, 51], there have been some social scientists who have decried tendencies in their fields towards statistical idolatry; Keynes used the phrases “black magic” and “statistical alchemy”.”
MODEL DISCOVERY AND TRYGVE HAAVELMO’S LEGACY (2014, background): “Keynes was among the most vociferous critics of the failure of such assumptions in his review of Tinbergen (1939): see Keynes (1939, 1940) and the retort in Marschak and Lange (1940).”
Statistical Models for Causation (2006, background): “There is by now an extended critical literature on statistical models, starting perhaps with the exchange between Keynes (1939, 1940) and Tinbergen (1940).”
The GDP-Temperature relationship: Implications for climate change damages (2021, unknown): “4See Keynes (1939), Koopmans (1947), Leamer (1978), Leamer (1983), Hendry et al. (1990), Chatfield (1996), and Sullivan et al. (1999), among others.”