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Exclusive Linear Modeling Approach to the Natural Resource Curse in the Azerbaijani Economy : Examples of Stepwise Regression

Niftiyev, Ibrahim - 2022

There is a growing body of literature on the possible presence of the Natural Resources Curse (NRC) and Dutch Disease Syndrome (DD) in the Azerbaijani economy. Because of its abundant hydrocarbon resources, Azerbaijan has pursued an oil-oriented strategy for economic growth and development....

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Dependence of spatial effects on the level of regional aggregation, weights matrix, and estimation method

Bukina, Tatiana V.; Demidova, Olʹga Anatolʹevna; … - 2015

estimation method used (Elhorst, Vega, 2013; Kukenova, 2008). In different studies Monte-Carlo method with specially generated … data is used to justify the selection of models or estimation method and to test the goodness-of-fit criteria (Kukenova …. We are testing three main hypotheses: H1: The estimation results of spatial-econometric models depend on the level of …

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Modelling of spatial effects in count data

Glaser, Stephanie - 2017

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Estimation of short-run and long-run elasticities of automobile demand in India : an empirical analysis for the period- 1987-2020

Paital, Rashmi Ranjan; Dutta, Subhendu - In: Applied econometrics and international development 23 (2023) 2, pp. 113-126

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Empirical Biases and Some Remedies in Estimating the Effects of Selective Reenlistment Bonuses on Reenlistment Rates

Arkes, Jeremy - 2016

Researchers have, for decades, been attempting to estimate the effects of Selective Reenlistment Bonuses (SRBs) on the probability of reenlistment for the military services. SRBs are targeted to specific military occupations for which reenlistment rates are lower (or expected to be lower) than...

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Evaluating Specification Search in Cross-Country Growth Regressions : Extreme Bounds vs. General-to-Specific Methodologies

Hoover, Kevin D.; Perez, Stephen J. - 2008

This paper is a substantially revised version of our earlier working paper, "Truth and Robustness in Cross-country Growth Regressions." The most important revisions concern the handling of missing observations in the cross-country data set. In the earlier paper, these had been handled through...

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A Menu on Output Gap Estimation Methods

Álvarez, Luis J. - 2017

This paper presents a survey of output gap modeling techniques, which are of special interest for policy making institutions. We distinguish between univariate - which estimate trend output on the basis of actual output, without taking into account the information contained in other variables -...

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Estimating Production Functions with Fixed Effects

Abito, Jose Miguel - 2020

I propose an estimation procedure that can accommodate fixed effects in the widely used proxy variable approach to …

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Human Capital Convergence : A Joint Estimation Approach

Sab, Randa; Smith, Stephen C. - 2010

Abstract: In the growth literature, evidence on convergence of per capita incomes is mixed. In the development literature, health and education indicators are often used to measure countries' development progress. This study examines whether average stocks of health and education are converging...

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Estimating the economy-wide rebound effect using empirically identified structural vector autoregressions

Bruns, Stephan B.; Moneta, Alessio; Stern, David I. - 2019

The size of the economy-wide rebound effect is crucial for estimating the contribution that energy efficiency improvements can make to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and for understanding the drivers of energy use. Existing estimates, which vary widely, are based on computable general...

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