Titlebook: Exploratory Causal Analysis with Time Series Data; James M. McCracken Book 2016 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2016

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Causality Studies,fill several volumes. As Holland says, “So much has been written about causality by philosophers that it is impossible to give an adequate coverage of the ideas that they have expressed in a short article” [16]. Physicists, economists (and econometricians), mathematicians, statisticians, computer sc

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Causality Studies, the ideas that they have expressed in a short article” [16]. Physicists, economists (and econometricians), mathematicians, statisticians, computer scientists, and scientists from a wide array of other fields (including medicine, psychology, and sociology) have also contributed greatly to the vast body of literature on causality.