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This paper presents a comprehensive approach to estimation and hypothesis testing under a set of full restrictions, some of these arising from adding-up conditions on the endogenous variable. In contrast to the existing statistical literature, this paper uses an argumentation style familiar from...
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This paper studies the asymptotic behaviour of the unconditional quantile estimator for dependent random variables. Our proof is based on results from convex stochastic optimization and a mixing process which is specific to quantile estimation and requires only a small part of the...
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This paper considers the implementation of prior stochastic information on unknown outcomes of the response variables into estimation and forecasting of systems of linear regression equations in the context of time series, cross sections, pooled and longitudinal data models. The established...
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This article completes and simplifies earlier results on the derivation of best linear, or affine, unbiased estimates in the general Gauss-Markov model with a singular dispersion matrix and additional restrictions under very general conditions. We provide the class of all linear representations...
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In this paper we reconsider the results in Wang [Wang, J., 1995. Asymptotic normality of L1-estimators in nonlinear regression. J. Multivariate Anal. 54, 227-238; Wang, J., 1996. Asymptotics of least-squares estimators for constrained nonlinear regression. Ann. Statist. 4, 1316-1326], who studies...
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Household formation analysis is both a multidimensional economical and statistical problem of great complexity. Since most of the literature tries to incorporate multiple economic aspects, there is, considering the extraordinary practical relevance of the problem, a remarkable gap between theory...
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Dhrymes (1994, Econometric Theory, 10, 254-285) demonstrates the arising identification and estimation problems in singular equation systems when the error vector obeys an autoregressive scheme, as an extension of restricted least squares. Unfortunately, his main theorem concerning the...
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This paper presents a comprehensive approach to estimation and hypothesis testing under a set of full restrictions, some of these arising from adding-up conditions on the endogenous variable. In contrast to the existing statistical literature, this paper uses an argumentation style familiar from...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005110835
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