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We analyze the length of hospital stays of patients hospitalized for cataract and related diseases (Diagnosis Related Groups (DRG) 2041) in Japan, utilizing the data pertaining to 3436 patients on whom one-eye lens operations are performed. We use the discrete-type proportional hazard model to...
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The female labor supply models have been widely used in labor economics. The models are usually estimated by Heckman’s two-step estimator. However, Heckman’s two-step estimator often performs poorly. This paper considers an estimation of the models by the maximum likelihood method. An...
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The length of stay and the effectiveness of medical treatment are analyzed using data from patients hospitalized for hip fractures in Japan. The influence of the Revision of the Medical Service Fee Schedule in April 2002 is evaluated, and factors which may affect the length of stay and the...
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The paper forecasts conditional correlations between three classes of international financial assets, namely stock, bond and foreign exchange. Two countries are considered, namely Australia and New Zealand. Forecasting will be conducted using three multivariate GARCH models, namely the CCC model...
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Real non-durable consumption expenditure for many countries typically exhibits substantial seasonal fluctuations. In this paper, two seasonal models that are consistent with an extension of the rational expectations life-cycle permanent income hypothesis are evaluated using quarterly seasonally...
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