Estimation of simultaneous-equation, limited dependent variable models is considered. The minimum Chi-squared method is used to compare the asymptotic relative efficiency of marginal and new conditional maximum likelihood estimators for this class of models. Efficient minimum Chi-squared estimation procedures are described. A two-step algorithm, based on a conditional maximum likelihood estimator, provides a natural framework for both computing a linearized and locating the joint maximum likelihood estimator. The unimodality of the simultaneous-equation, tobit likelihood function is proved and this model is used to illustrate the empirical application of some of the estimators considered in the paper. Copyright 1989 by The Review of Economi...
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A maximum likelihood (ML) estimation procedure is developed to find the mean of the exponential fami...
Single equation models with limited dependent variables have received considerable attention in the ...
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A consistent two-step estimation procedure is proposed for a system of equations with limited depend...
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The thesis is concerned with developing a coherent theory of estimation suitable for th...
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