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A number of authors have suggested that omitted variables affect spatial regression methods less than ordinary least-squares (OLS). To explore these conjectures, we derive an expression for OLS omitted variable bias in a univariate model with spatial dependence and show that positive dependence...
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While salary benchmarking is widely used to help set compensation, there has been little econometric modeling of peer-group identification and the impacts of benchmarking on the compensation decision. We adapt some empirical tools from spatial econometrics to analyze compensation decisions...
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We show how to quickly estimate spatial probit models for large data sets using maximum likelihood. Like Beron and Vijverberg (2004), we use the GHK (Geweke-Hajivassiliou-Keane) algorithm to perform maximum simulated likelihood estimation. However, using the GHK for large sample sizes has been...
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Often, authors report materially different OLS and spatial error model estimates. However, under the null of correct specification, these estimates should be similar. We propose a spatial Hausman test and conduct a Monte Carlo experiment to examine its performance.
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