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BibTeX style file for economics.
Hi Shiro,
when some fields are present your style produces an error, for example, using econ-aer.bst, this entry (downloaded directly from google scholar with bibdesk) gives me an error:
@incollection{mcfadden1984,
Abstract = {Publisher Summary
This chapter has surveyed the current state of econometric models and methods for the analysis of qualitative dependent variables. It discusses that the models of economic optimization that are presumed to govern conventional continuous decisions are equally appropriate for the analysis of discrete response. While the intensive marginal conditions associated with many continuous decisions are not applicable, the characterization of economic agents as optimizers implies conditions at the extensive margin and substantive restrictions on functional form. Unless the tenets of the behavioral theory are themselves under test, it is good econometric practice to impose these restrictions as maintained hypotheses in the construction of discrete response models. As a formulation in terms of latent variable models makes clear, qualitative response models share many of the features of conventional econometric systems. Thus the problems and methods arising in the main stream of econometric analysis mostly transfer directly to discrete response. Divergences from the properties of the standard linear model arise from nonlinearity rather than from discreteness of the dependent variable. Thus, most developments in the analysis of nonlinear econometric systems apply to qualitative response models. In summary, methods for the analysis of qualitative dependent variables are part of the continuing development of econometric technique to match the real characteristics of economic behavior and data.},
Author = {Daniel L. McFadden},
Booktitle = {Handbook of Econometrics Chapter 24 },
Date-Added = {2018-12-31 16:16:11 +0100},
Date-Modified = {2018-12-31 16:16:37 +0100},
Doi = {https://doi.org/10.1016/S1573-4412(84)02016-X},
Issn = {1573-4412},
Pages = {1395 - 1457},
Publisher = {Elsevier},
Series = {Handbook of Econometrics},
Title = {Econometric analysis of qualitative response models},
Url = {http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S157344128402016X},
Volume = {2},
Year = {1984},
Bdsk-Url-1 = {http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S157344128402016X},
Bdsk-Url-2 = {https://doi.org/10.1016/S1573-4412(84)02016-X}}
Hi
I need to have references in the following format: Bansal, R., and A. Yaron, 2004, Risks for the Long Run [...]
Thus, I have set
% The string before year only for aritcle type entry.
%
FUNCTION {bst.year.pre}
{ ", " }
% { " (" } % (default)
Yet, the output lacks the comma before the year, for example
Vuong, Q. H. 1989, Likelihood ratio tests
This seems to be a bug.
Thanks for your help
when the last name has two hyphens, say Meyer-ter-Vehn, it gets automatically changed to Meyer-ter Vehn. I can't identify the line of code that does that.
I think it would be great to add customization for TE (Theoretical Economics). It is almost the same as the default econ.bst
, except for the minor modifications below.
% year
% The string before year only for aritcle type entry.
%
FUNCTION {bst.year.pre}
{ " (" } % (default)
% The string after year only for aritcle type entry.
%
FUNCTION {bst.year.post}
{ "), " } % comma added
% The string after year for non-article type entry (book, incollection etc)
%
FUNCTION {bst.year.na.pre}
{ " (" } % (default)
% The string after year for non-article type entry (book, incollection etc)
%
FUNCTION {bst.year.na.post}
{ "), " } % (default)
% title (except for title in book)
% The string before title:
%
FUNCTION {bst.title.pre}
{ "``" } % (default)
% The string after title:
%
FUNCTION {bst.title.post}
{ ".''" } % period instead of comma
% Hide number. If non-zero, number is suppressed.
FUNCTION {bst.hide.number}
% { #0 } % #0 -> show number field (default)
{ #1 } % non-#0 -> Hide number field.
In commit 7882375 (29 Mar 2020), a "nn" was inserted in the beggining of the first line of "customization/econ-jet.bst", which generates an error when trying to use this style.
In the same commit a "n" was inserted in file "customization/econ-jie.bst", but in this file the extra "n" was removed in commit 1b6ef41 (23 May 2021).
I didn't try to figure out the reason, but I looked in the changelog, the readme, and the header of the file and found no clue of why those characters were inserted or removed.
Finally, I would like to know if it is safe to remove those "nn" and use the file or if they are there just to prevent people from using it while some error is not fixed.
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