This paper studies estimation of panel cointegration models with cross-sectional dependence generated by unobserved global stochastic trends. The standard least squares estimator is, in general, inconsistent owing to the spuriousness induced by the unobservable I(1) trends. We propose two iterative procedures that jointly estimate the slope parameters and the stochastic trends. The resulting estimators are referred to respectively as CupBC (continuously updated and bias-corrected) and the CupFM (continuously updated and fully modified) estimators. We establish their consistency and derive their limiting distributions. Both are asymptotically unbiased and asymptotically normal and permit inference to be conducted using standard test statisti...
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A wage curve is a decreasing function of wages on the regional unemployment rate. Most empirical stu...
This note analyzes the asymptotic distribution for instrumental variables regression for panel data ...
This paper develops a novel asymptotic theory for panel models with common shocks. We assume that co...
This paper focuses on inference based on the usual panel data estimators of a one-way error componen...
Parametric stochastic frontier models yield firm-level conditional distributions of inefficiency tha...
This paper gives a brief survey of forecasting with panel data. Starting with a simple error compone...
This paper considers the problem of prediction in a panel data regression model with spatial autocor...
If you experience problems downloading a file, check if you have the proper application to view it f...
This paper examines the consequences of model misspecification using a panel data model with spatial...
A panel data regression model with heteroskedastic as well as spatially correlated disturbance is co...
We consider fixed-effect estimation of a production function where inputs and outputs vary over time...
Deconvolution is a useful statistical technique for recovering an unknown density in the presence of...
A widely relied upon but a formally untested consideration is the issue of stability in actors under...
This paper focuses on the movement of data-based social policy analysis from a single-country cross-...
This paper considers various estimators using panel data seemingly unrelated regressions (SUR) with ...
A wage curve is a decreasing function of wages on the regional unemployment rate. Most empirical stu...
This note analyzes the asymptotic distribution for instrumental variables regression for panel data ...
This paper develops a novel asymptotic theory for panel models with common shocks. We assume that co...
This paper focuses on inference based on the usual panel data estimators of a one-way error componen...
Parametric stochastic frontier models yield firm-level conditional distributions of inefficiency tha...
This paper gives a brief survey of forecasting with panel data. Starting with a simple error compone...
This paper considers the problem of prediction in a panel data regression model with spatial autocor...
If you experience problems downloading a file, check if you have the proper application to view it f...
This paper examines the consequences of model misspecification using a panel data model with spatial...
A panel data regression model with heteroskedastic as well as spatially correlated disturbance is co...
We consider fixed-effect estimation of a production function where inputs and outputs vary over time...
Deconvolution is a useful statistical technique for recovering an unknown density in the presence of...
A widely relied upon but a formally untested consideration is the issue of stability in actors under...
This paper focuses on the movement of data-based social policy analysis from a single-country cross-...
This paper considers various estimators using panel data seemingly unrelated regressions (SUR) with ...
A wage curve is a decreasing function of wages on the regional unemployment rate. Most empirical stu...