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The interpretation of multiple dummy variable coefficients : an application to industry effects in wage equations

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Two geometric representations of confidence intervals for ratios of linear combinations of regression parameters : an application to the NAIRU

Hirschberg, Joseph G.; Lye, Jenny N. - In: Economics letters 108 (2010) 1, pp. 73-76

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Inverse test confidence intervals for turning-points : a demonstration with higher order polynomials

Lye, Jenny N.; Hirschberg, Joseph G. - In: 30th anniversary edition, (pp. 59-95). 2012

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Notes on the construction of geometric representations of confidence intervals of ratios using Stata, Gauss and Eviews

Hirschberg, Joseph G. (contributor); … - 2009

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Confidence intervals for estimates of elasticities

Hirschberg, Joseph G. (contributor); … - 2008

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Ratios of parameters : some econometric examples

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Inverting the indirect - the ellipse and the boomerang : visualizing the confidence intervals of the structural coefficient from two-stage least squares

Hirschberg, Joseph G.; Lye, Jenny N. - In: Journal of econometrics 199 (2017) 2, pp. 173-183

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Providing intuition to the Fieller Method with two geometric representations using STATA and eviews

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Inverse Test Confidence Intervals for Turning-Points : A Demonstration with Higher Order Polynomials

Lye, Jenny N. - 2016

In this paper we demonstrate the construction of inverse test confidence intervals for the turning points in estimated nonlinear relationships by the use of the marginal or first derivative function. First, we outline the inverse test confidence interval approach. Then we examine the...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012978640

Inverse Test Confidence Intervals for Turning-Points: A Demonstration with Higher Order Polynomials

Lye, Jenny N.; Hirschberg, Joseph G. - In: 30th anniversary edition, (pp. 59-95). 2012

In this chapter we demonstrate the construction of inverse test confidence intervals for the turning-points in estimated nonlinear relationships by the use of the marginal or first derivative function. First, we outline the inverse test confidence interval approach. Then we examine the...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015378503