Suchergebnisse

Radierung, vermutlich nach einer Vorlage von Godfrey Kneller. Blatt beschnitten, mit schwarzem Rahmen umgeben und mit Textfeld versehen. Dargestellt ist der Dichter, Politiker und Aufklärer Joseph Addison (1672-1719).

"In this reply, I argue that Addison and Teixeira's rejoinder to my study is characteristically
misleading and erroneous. While the authors agree that my investigation is interesting
in its own right, they doubt that my findings indicate misspecification. But they ignore almost
all of the German studies on employment growth. While Addison and Teixeira admit several
serious mistakes in their tables, they do a poor job in comparing their paper with my study.
Basically, they compare apples with oranges. Addison and Teixeira complain that I do not
appreciate the overall contribution of their analysis. Yet, this simply distracts from the fundamental
issue. Finally, the authors come up with personal allegations and attacks that are far
away from good scientific style. In their attempt to discredit my study, Addison and Teixeira
do even not provide correct citations of what I wrote." (author's abstract)