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Testing the binomial fixed effects logit model : with an application to female labor supply

Winkelmann, Rainer; Xu, Lin - 2019 - Revised version

misspecification and derive a new test for overdispersion. Estimator and test are applied in a study of contracted working volumes …

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Testing the binomial fixed effects logit model : with an application to female labor supply

Winkelmann, Rainer; Xu, Lin - 2019

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Estimation in conditional first order autoregression with discrete support

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Brännäs, Kurt; Brännäs, Eva - Institutionen för Nationalekonomi, Umeå Universitet - 2002

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A new structural break test for panels with common factors

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Two statistical problems related to credit scoring / Tanja de la Rey.

De la Rey, Tanja - 2007

This thesis focuses on two statistical problems related to credit scoring. In credit scoring of individuals, two classes are distinguished, namely low and high risk individuals (the so-called "good" and "bad" risk classes). Firstly, we suggest a measure which may be used to study the nature of a...

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