ENTROPY-BASED ESTIMATION AND INFERENCE IN BINARY RESPONSE MODELS UNDER ENDOGENEITY

This paper considers estimation and inference for the binary response model in the case where endogenous variables are included as arguments of the unknown link function. Semiparametric estimators are proposed that avoid the parametric assumptions underlying the likelihood approach as well as the loss of precision when using nonparametric estimation. Suggestions are made for how the utility maximization decision model can be altered to permit attributes to vary across alternatives.Research Methods/ Statistical Methods,

EMPIRICAL LIKELIHOOD ESTIMATORS OF THE LINEAR SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS MODEL

Information theoretic estimators are specified for a system of linear simultaneous equations, including maximum empirical likelihood, maximum empirical exponential likelihood, and maximum log Euclidean likelihood. Monte Carlo experiments are used to compare finite sample performance of these estimators to traditional generalized method of moments.Research Methods/ Statistical Methods,

Application of econometric procedures to the demands for agricultural products

The objective of this study is to get for several food products the kind of demand information that is relevant when a price support administrator selects a support price. The specific problems dealt with are those of estimating the retail demand conditions for (1) pork, beef and poultry products and (2) eggs. In connection with each problem, demand equations have been set up. In each case demand relations have been estimated by the least squares method, which treats demand equations in isolation from supply equations. Demand equations have also been estimated by simultaneous equations methods, which deal with a demand equation as part of a system of equations including a supply equation and perhaps others

On estimating the parameters of economic relations : a review / 132

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Spatial Price Equilibrium Analyses of the Livestock Economy 1. Methodological Development and Annual Spatial Analyses of the Beef Marketing Sector

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Spatial Price Equilibrium Analyses of the Livestock Economy 2. Application of Spatial Analysis to Quarterly Models and Particular Problems Within the Beef Marketing System

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Spatial Price Equilibrium Analyses of the Livestock Economy 3. Spatial Price Equilibrium Models of the Pork Marketing System

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A comparison of traditional and Stein-rule estimators under squared error loss / 204

Includes bibliographical references (p. 6)

Econometric Analysis of the Beef and Pork Sectors of the Economy

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