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covariates and heteroskedasticity. Our results are obtained using high-dimensional approximations, where the number of covariates … are allowed to grow as fast as the sample size. We find that all of the usual versions of Eicker-White heteroskedasticity … heteroskedasticity consistent standard error formula that is fully automatic and robust to both (conditional) heteroskedasticity of …
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inference methods that allow for many covariates and heteroskedasticity. Our results are obtained using high … versions of Eicker-White heteroskedasticity consistent standard error estimators for linear models are inconsistent under this … asymptotics. We then propose a new heteroskedasticity consistent standard error formula that is fully automatic and robust to both …
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those for the studentized version of the test for closely related \score" bootstrap-based tests, which permit testing …
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functions. In the presence of heteroskedasticity of unknown form, our method accounts for varying dispersion in the regression …
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This paper studies the properties of the wild bootstrap-based test proposed in Cameron et al. (2008) in settings with clustered data. Cameron et al. (2008) provide simulations that suggest this test works well even in settings with as few as five clusters, but existing theoretical analyses of...
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: identification strategies based on heteroskedasticity and strategkes based on non-Gaussianity more generally. I outline the seminal …
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We consider the identification of a Markov process {Wt, Xt*} for t=1,2,...,T when only {Wt} for t=1, 2,..,T is observed. In structural dynamic models, Wt denotes the sequence of choice variables and observed state variables of an optimizing agent, while Xt* denotes the sequence of serially...
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