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Focus is on efficient estimation of a dynamic space-time panel data model that incorporates spatial dependence, temporal dependence, as well as space-time covariance and can be implemented in large N and T situations, where N is the number of spatial units and T the number of time periods....
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We apply a heterogenous coefficient spatial autoregressive panel model from Aquaro, Bailey and Pesaran (2015) to explore competition/cooperation by Berlin fueling stations in setting prices for diesel and E5 fuel. Unlike the maximum likelihood estimation method set forth by Aquaro, Bailey and...
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The Developing Hispanic-Serving Institution (DHSI) Program is one of the largest federal grant programs that support Hispanic-Serving Institutions. We employ an eleven-year panel dataset of U.S. higher education institutions to implement a difference-in-differences (DID) design, two-way fixed...
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Focus is on efficient estimation of a dynamic space-time panel data model that incorporates spatial dependence, temporal dependence, as well as space-time covariance and can be implemented in large N and T situations, where N is the number of spatial units and T the number of time periods....
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011954962
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We apply a heterogenous coefficient spatial autoregressive panel model from Aquaro, Bailey and Pesaran (2015) to explore competition/cooperation by Berlin fueling stations in setting prices for diesel and E5 fuel. Unlike the maximum likelihood estimation method set forth by Aquaro, Bailey and...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011460317
The Developing Hispanic-Serving Institution (DHSI) Program is one of the largest federal grant programs that support Hispanic-Serving Institutions. We employ an eleven-year panel dataset of U.S. higher education institutions to implement a difference-in-differences (DID) design, two-way fixed...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015075064
We apply both conventional and spatial techniques to panel data for US states to examine the effects of plausibly exogenous oil price shocks on economic growth. Contrary to the oil curse claims, we find that oil price shocks have numerically moderate but highly statistically significant positive...
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We develop a stylized model to explore the relationship between local corruption and over-investment in residential housing sector. The model has four predictions: i) higher corruption increases investment in the residential housing sector, ii) higher corruption decreases investment in the...
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