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This important collection brings together leading econometricians to discuss recent advances in the areas of the econometrics of panel data, limited dependent variable models and limited dependent variable models with panel data. The collection is in honour of G. S. Maddala whose contributions...
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We use a quasi-likelihood function approach to clarify the role of initial values and the relative sample size of the cross-section dimension N and the time series dimension T on the asymptotic properties of estimators for dynamic panel data models with the presence of individual-specific...
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We consider panel parametric, semi-parametric and nonparametric methods of constructing counterfactuals. We show through extensive simulations that no method is able to dominate other methods in all circumstances. Since the true data generating process is typically unknown. We therefore also...
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Bai (2009) proposes a recursive least-squares estimation method for large panel data models with unobservable interactive fixed effects, but the impact of recursion on the asymptotic properties of the least-squares estimators is not taken into account. In this paper, we extend Bai (2009) by...
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We study the identification and estimation of panel dynamic simultaneous equations models. We show that the presence of time-persistent individual-specific effects does not lead to changes in the identification conditions of traditional Cowles Commission dynamic simultaneous equations models....
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We examine the asymptotic properties of IV, GMM or MLE to estimate dynamic panel data models when either N or T or both are large. We show that the Anderson and Hsiao (1981, 1982) simple instrumental variable estimator (IV) or maximizing the likelihood function with initial value distribution...
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