Gregory C. Chow is Class of 1913 Professor of Political Economy, Professor of Econometrics, and Director of the Econometric Research Program at Princeton University. He has also advised the Prime Ministers of Taiwan and China on economic policy and reform. He is the author of numerous books, including Analysis and Control of Dynamic Economic Systems (1975), Econometrics (1983), and Understanding China's Economy (1994).

Chow's book is significant. Chow's book is clear and well written, and covers an enormous range of applications of dynamic optimisation. For a postgraduate student or professional economist who is convinced by Chow's argument about the superiority of the Lagrange multiplier method and wants to use it, his book would undoubtedly be the best buy. - Paul Oslington. Economic Record. September 1998.

Gregory C. Chow is Class of 1913 Professor of Political Economy, Professor of Econometrics, and Director of the Econometric Research Program at Princeton University. He has also advised the Prime Ministers of Taiwan and China on economic policy and reform. He is the author of numerous books, including Analysis and Control of Dynamic Economic Systems (1975), Econometrics (1983), and Understanding China's Economy (1994).

Chow's book is significant. Chow's book is clear and well written, and covers an enormous range of applications of dynamic optimisation. For a postgraduate student or professional economist who is convinced by Chow's argument about the superiority of the Lagrange multiplier method and wants to use it, his book would undoubtedly be the best buy. - Paul Oslington. Economic Record. September 1998.

Gregory C. Chow is Class of 1913 Professor of Political Economy, Professor of Econometrics, and Director of the Econometric Research Program at Princeton University. He has also advised the Prime Ministers of Taiwan and China on economic policy and reform. He is the author of numerous books, including Analysis and Control of Dynamic Economic Systems (1975), Econometrics (1983), and Understanding China's Economy (1994).

Chow's book is significant. Chow's book is clear and well written, and covers an enormous range of applications of dynamic optimisation. For a postgraduate student or professional economist who is convinced by Chow's argument about the superiority of the Lagrange multiplier method and wants to use it, his book would undoubtedly be the best buy. - Paul Oslington. Economic Record. September 1998.