This thesis consists of three chapters which relate to problems of statistical inference in (potentially) non-regular semiparametric models. Chapter 1 considers hypothesis testing problems in semiparametric models which may be non-regular for certain values of a potentially infinite dimensional nuisance parameter. I establish that, under mild regularity conditions, tests based on the efficient score function provide locally uniform size control and enjoy minimax optimality properties. Two examples are studied in some detail. Chapter 2 applies the methodology of Chapter 1 to the case of (static) linear simultaneous equations models. Existing inference methods that exploit non-Gaussianity to identify structural parameters in such mode...
Statistical identification of possibly non-fundamental SVARMA models requires structural errors: (i)...
Rapporteurs:Peter L. Bartlett (University of California, Berkeley)Yuhong Yang (University of Minneso...
This thesis consists of three papers which deal with three different econometric problems but have a...
All parameters in linear simultaneous equations models can be identified (up to permutation and sign...
In the introductory chapter, we compare views on estimation and inference in the econometric and sta...
In the literature, high dimensional inference refers to statistical inference when the number of unk...
This dissertation studies questions related to identification, estimation, and specification testing...
We consider an econometric model based on a set of moment conditions which are indexed by both a fini...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2022This dissertation aims to address estimation and infer...
This dissertation studies a few econometric theories potentially useful for applied economists. In t...
We provide easy to verify sufficient conditions for the consistency and asymptotic normality of a cl...
This paper explores the uniformity of inference for parameters of interest in nonlinear models with ...
This paper considers semiparametric efficient estimation of conditional moment models with possibly ...
In this paper we introduce a general method for estimating semiparametrically the different compon...
In this paper, we introduce a family of robust statistics which allow to decide between a parametri...
Statistical identification of possibly non-fundamental SVARMA models requires structural errors: (i)...
Rapporteurs:Peter L. Bartlett (University of California, Berkeley)Yuhong Yang (University of Minneso...
This thesis consists of three papers which deal with three different econometric problems but have a...
All parameters in linear simultaneous equations models can be identified (up to permutation and sign...
In the introductory chapter, we compare views on estimation and inference in the econometric and sta...
In the literature, high dimensional inference refers to statistical inference when the number of unk...
This dissertation studies questions related to identification, estimation, and specification testing...
We consider an econometric model based on a set of moment conditions which are indexed by both a fini...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2022This dissertation aims to address estimation and infer...
This dissertation studies a few econometric theories potentially useful for applied economists. In t...
We provide easy to verify sufficient conditions for the consistency and asymptotic normality of a cl...
This paper explores the uniformity of inference for parameters of interest in nonlinear models with ...
This paper considers semiparametric efficient estimation of conditional moment models with possibly ...
In this paper we introduce a general method for estimating semiparametrically the different compon...
In this paper, we introduce a family of robust statistics which allow to decide between a parametri...
Statistical identification of possibly non-fundamental SVARMA models requires structural errors: (i)...
Rapporteurs:Peter L. Bartlett (University of California, Berkeley)Yuhong Yang (University of Minneso...
This thesis consists of three papers which deal with three different econometric problems but have a...