Fixed import statements in __init__.py to include solow module. #120
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Works on mine. Merging... |
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Fixed import statements in __init__.py to include solow module.
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@jstac @spencerlyon2
I noticed when I upgraded to the new release of
quanteconthatcommand that had been working on my machine was no longer working. Not sure exactly what the problem is. After checking the
__init__.pyfile in themodelsmodule I noticed thatsolowwas not in the module's name space. This PR should fix that problem. Again, everything is working on my machine but it would be good to get independent verification.