Titlebook: Econometrics; Badi H. Baltagi Textbook 20084th edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2008 Microeconometrics.Multiple Regression.Panel

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The Rush Out of India by Indian Companies,ations explains household consumption of several commodities. The correlation among equations could be due to unobservable household specific attributes that influence the consumption of these commodities. Similarly, in estimating a cost equation along with the corresponding input share equations ba

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odels. In this chapter, we first give simple examples of simultaneous equations models and show why the least squares estimator is no longer appropriate. Next, we discuss the important problem of identification and give a simple necessary but not sufficient condition that helps check whether a speci

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Basic Statistical Conceptshe concepts of independence, Bayes Theorem and several continuous and discrete probability distributions. These distributions include: the Bernoulli, Binomial, Poisson, Geometric, Uniform, Normal, Gamma, Chi-squared (. .), Exponential, Beta, . and . distributions

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Limited Dependent Variables but what additional problems arise when this dummy variable appears on the left hand side of the equation? As we have done in previous chapters, we first study its effects on the usual least squares estimator, and then consider alternative estimators that are more appropriate for models of this nature

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