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Small sample bias of alternative estimation methods for moment condition models : Monte Carlo evidence for covariance structures

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Covariate measurement error : bias reduction under response-based sampling

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Some sampling issues in econometrics

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Two-step empirical likelihood estimation under stratified sampling when aggregate information is available

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Two-Step Empirical Likelihood Estimation Under Stratified Sampling When Aggregate Information is Available

Ramalho, Esmeralda A.; Ramalho, Joaquim J.S - 2006

Empirical likelihood is appropriate to estimate moment condition models when a random sample from the target population is available. However, many economic surveys are subject to some form of stratification, in which case direct application of empirical likelihood will produce inconsistent...

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