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This is the first book to present a clear empirical picture of the international exchange of goods and of the resources that account for the exchanges that occur.

- Jan Kmenta, Professor of Economics and Statistics, University of Michigan.

" Learner's new book represents one of the most serious attempts at linking economic theory with observations that I have ever encountered. The underlying intellectual honesty in approaching all econometric problems involved is most impressive and should serve as a shining example to all applied econometricians." - Jan Kmenta, Professor of Economics and Statistics, University of Michigan.

& quot; Learner's new book represents one of the most serious attempts at linking economic theory with observations that I have ever encountered. The underlying intellectual honesty in approaching all econometric problems involved is most impressive and should serve as a shining example to all applied econometricians.& quot; - Jan Kmenta, Professor of Economics and Statistics, University of Michigan.

"Learner's new book represents one of the most serious attempts at linking economic theory with observations that I have ever encountered. The underlying intellectual honesty in approaching all econometric problems involved is most impressive and should serve as a shining example to all applied econometricians." - Jan Kmenta, Professor of Economics and Statistics, University of Michigan.

"Leamer's new book represents one of the most serious attempts at linking economic theory with observations that I have ever encountered. The underlying intellectual honesty in approaching all econometric problems involved is most impressive and should serve as a shining example to all applied econometricians."--Jan Kmenta, Professor of Economics and Statistics, University of Michigan.