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ESTIMATING DERIVATIVES IN NONSEPARABLE MODELS WITH LIMITED DEPENDENT VARIABLES
by
Altonji, Joseph G.
, Ichimura, Hidehiko
, Otsu, Taisuke
in
average derivatives
/ Calculus
/ censored dependent variables
/ Censorship
/ Consistent estimators
/ Derivatives
/ Econometrics
/ Economic models
/ Endogenous
/ Estimating techniques
/ Estimation
/ Estimation bias
/ Estimation methods
/ Estimators
/ extreme quantiles
/ Modeling
/ Nichtparametrisches Verfahren
/ nonparametric
/ Nonparametric models
/ Nonseparable models
/ NOTES AND COMMENTS
/ Observation
/ Panel data
/ Parametric models
/ Population
/ Regression analysis
/ Regressionsanalyse
/ Scalars
/ Schätztheorie
/ Selection bias
/ semiparametric
/ Studies
/ Systematischer Fehler
/ Theorie
/ Tobit-Modell
/ Variables
2012
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ESTIMATING DERIVATIVES IN NONSEPARABLE MODELS WITH LIMITED DEPENDENT VARIABLES
by
Altonji, Joseph G.
, Ichimura, Hidehiko
, Otsu, Taisuke
in
average derivatives
/ Calculus
/ censored dependent variables
/ Censorship
/ Consistent estimators
/ Derivatives
/ Econometrics
/ Economic models
/ Endogenous
/ Estimating techniques
/ Estimation
/ Estimation bias
/ Estimation methods
/ Estimators
/ extreme quantiles
/ Modeling
/ Nichtparametrisches Verfahren
/ nonparametric
/ Nonparametric models
/ Nonseparable models
/ NOTES AND COMMENTS
/ Observation
/ Panel data
/ Parametric models
/ Population
/ Regression analysis
/ Regressionsanalyse
/ Scalars
/ Schätztheorie
/ Selection bias
/ semiparametric
/ Studies
/ Systematischer Fehler
/ Theorie
/ Tobit-Modell
/ Variables
2012
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ESTIMATING DERIVATIVES IN NONSEPARABLE MODELS WITH LIMITED DEPENDENT VARIABLES
by
Altonji, Joseph G.
, Ichimura, Hidehiko
, Otsu, Taisuke
in
average derivatives
/ Calculus
/ censored dependent variables
/ Censorship
/ Consistent estimators
/ Derivatives
/ Econometrics
/ Economic models
/ Endogenous
/ Estimating techniques
/ Estimation
/ Estimation bias
/ Estimation methods
/ Estimators
/ extreme quantiles
/ Modeling
/ Nichtparametrisches Verfahren
/ nonparametric
/ Nonparametric models
/ Nonseparable models
/ NOTES AND COMMENTS
/ Observation
/ Panel data
/ Parametric models
/ Population
/ Regression analysis
/ Regressionsanalyse
/ Scalars
/ Schätztheorie
/ Selection bias
/ semiparametric
/ Studies
/ Systematischer Fehler
/ Theorie
/ Tobit-Modell
/ Variables
2012
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ESTIMATING DERIVATIVES IN NONSEPARABLE MODELS WITH LIMITED DEPENDENT VARIABLES
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ESTIMATING DERIVATIVES IN NONSEPARABLE MODELS WITH LIMITED DEPENDENT VARIABLES
2012
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We present a simple way to estimate the effects of changes in a vector of observable variables X on a limited dependent variable Y when Y is a general nonseparable function of X and unobservables, and X is independent of the unobservables. We treat models in which Y is censored from above, below, or both. The basic idea is to first estimate the derivative of the conditional mean of Y given X at x with respect to x on the uncensored sample without correcting for the effect of x on the censored population. We then correct the derivative for the effects of the selection bias. We discuss nonparametric and semiparametric estimators for the derivative. We also discuss the cases of discrete regressors and of endogenous regressors in both cross section and panel data contexts.
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Econometric Society,Blackwell Publishing Ltd
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