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The commonly-used version of the double-hurdle model rests on a rather restrictive set of statistical assumptions, which are very seldom tested by practitioners, mainly because of the lack of a standard procedure for doing so, although violation of such assumptions can lead to serious modelling...
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In this paper, we propose a test for bivariate normality in imperfectly observed models, based on the information matrix test for censored models with bootstrap critical values. In order to evaluate its properties, we run a comprehensive Monte Carlo experiment, in which we use the bivariate...
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In this paper, we run a Monte Carlo analysis of the finite-sample performance of an Information Matrix Test put forward by Smith (1985) for bivariate censored models. We use the bivariate probit model and Heckman selection model as examples.;Approximating the finite-sample distribution of this...
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