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This paper shows how the empirical entropy (also known as exponential likelihood or non-parametric tilting) method can be used to test general parametric hypothesis in time series regressions. To capture the weak dependence of the observations, the paper uses blocking techniques which are also...
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This paper proposes a simple, fairly general, test for global identification of unconditional moment restrictions implied from point-identified conditional moment restrictions. The test is based on the Hausdorff distance between an estimator that is consistent even under global...
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This article considers empirical likelihood in the context of efficient semiparametric estimators of average treatment effects. It shows that the empirical likelihood ratio converges to a nonstandard distribution, and proposes a corrected test statistic that is asymptotically chi-squared. A...
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This paper considers partially linear varying coefficient models when the response variable is missing at random. The paper uses imputation techniques to develop an omnibus specification test. The test is based on a simple modification of a Cramer von Mises functional that overcomes the curse of...
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