▪ Abstract This article treats the analysis of “time-series–cross-section” (TSCS) data, which
has become popular in the empirical analysis of comparative politics and international …

This article deals with a variety of dynamic issues in the analysis of time-series–cross-section
(TSCS) data. Although the issues raised are general, we focus on applications to …

… Therefore, for this review, we focused only on the 1997 (N = 13,914) and 2001 (N = 21,163)
data. Results from both years indicated that approximately 80% of intercollegiate athletes …

We examine some issues in the estimation of time-series cross-section models, calling into
question the conclusions of many published studies, particularly in the field of comparative …

… Panel methods are also designed to handle enormous cross-section sample sizes (N),
ranging into the thousands. While N is not critical for our interests here, we do not have to …

… n) represent the makespan of the task machine assignments in the partial solution of node n,
ie, g(n… the set of tasks that have been mapped to machines in node n's partial solution. Let h(…

… In Beck and Katz (1995) we proposed that analysts deal with the complications of TSCS error
processes by using OLS but with panel corrected standard errors. While OLS is not efficient …

Business experts have enthusiastically projected a seamless, retail world where customers
can shop across channels, anywhere and at any time. This type of multiple channel retailing …

Donald P. Green, Soo Yeon Kim, and David H. Yoon argue that many findings in quantitative
international relations that use the dyad-year design are flawed. In particular, they argue …

… B likewise enters into (N−1) directed dyads from B to other states. Moreover, … (N−2)
states in the system to A and B. Hence, it follows that for a given dyad AB there will be 2(N−1)+2(N−2)…