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Pauline Alderson,Martin Rowlandity as a mathematical theorem, at least asymptotically. A first result in this direction is due to Edgeworth (1908), who proves the maximum likelihood estimator of a location parameter to be asymptotically optimal among all estimators which are solutions to estimating equations. Various attempts by

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