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An accurate and efficient numerical approximation of the multivariate normal (MVN) distribution function is necessary for obtaining maximum likeli- hood estimates for models involving the MVN distribution. Numerical integration through simulation (Monte Carlo) or number-theoretic (quasi-Monte...
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In this paper, we suggest a Stata routine for multinomial logit mod- els with unobserved heterogeneity using maximum simulated likelihood based on Halton sequences. The purpose of this paper is twofold. First, we describe the technical implementation of the estimation routine and discuss its...
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We describe specification and estimation of a multinomial treatment effects negative binomial regression model. A latent factor structure is used to accommodate selection into treatment, and a simulated likelihood method is used for estimation. We describe its implementation via the mtreatnb...
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This paper investigates using maximum simulated likelihood (MSL) estimation for random-effects dynamic probit models with autocorrelated errors. It presents and illustrates a new Stata command, redpace, for this estimator. The paper also compares using pseudorandom numbers and Halton sequences...
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In this paper a labor supply model with demand side rationing is estimated to analyze the economic policies that directly affect incentives to work as well as labor costs. The framework is applied to evaluate the employment effects of a federal minimum wage in Germany and the impact of employer-...
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