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A Comparison of Bayesian and Sampling Theory Inferences in a Probit Model

Griffiths, W. E.; Hill, R. C.; O'Donnell, C. J. - 2006

HE PROBIT MODEL IS A POPULAR DEVICE for explaining binary choice decisions in econometrics. It has been used to describe choices such as labor force participation, travel mode, home ownership, and type of education. These and many more examples can be found in papers by Amemiya (1981) and...

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Including Prior Information in Probit Model Estimation

Griffiths, William E.; Hill, R. Carter; O'Donnell, … - Department of Economics, Faculty of Business and Economics - 2001

The effects of including different kinds of prior information in estimation of the probit model is examined within the framework of Bayesian inference. Of interest is the effect on posterior information for coefficients, probabilities and elasticities. In a model designed to explain choice...

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Principal components, interpolation polynomials, and distributed lags

Hill, Rufus Carter - 1975

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Principal components, interpolation polynomials, and distributed lags

Hill, Rufus Carter - 1975

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Bayesian computational methods and applications

Hill, Rufus Carter (contributor) - 1996

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The risk of general Stein-like estimators in the presence of multicollinearity

Hill, R. C.; Ziemer, R. F. - In: Journal of econometrics 25 (1984) 1/2, pp. 205-216

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The Martin Report

Lim, G. C. - In: The Australian economic review (1984) 2, pp. 26-34

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A portfolio model estimator

Lim, G. C. - In: Economics letters 8 (1981) 3, pp. 247-253

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The money supply in Australia : prospects for 1984-85

Lim, G. C. - In: The Australian economic review (1984), pp. 18-22

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A Comparison of Estimators of Capital Asset Indexes

Rambaldi, Alicia N.; Hill, R. Carter; Knight, John - 2003

The two basic models used for constructing price indexes for durable assets (such us real estate assets) have been the hedonic and repeated sales models. Case and Quigley (1991)-CQ proposed a generalized least squares (GLS) procedure to estimate a combined (single and repeated sales information)...

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