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Applications of GLS Regressions
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CES.wf1
/ cross‐section random effects models (CSREMs)
/ general least squares (GLS )regressions
/ interaction effects models
/ moments/dynamic panel data
/ period random effects models (PEREMs)
/ two‐way random effects models (TWREMs)
2014
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Applications of GLS Regressions
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CES.wf1
/ cross‐section random effects models (CSREMs)
/ general least squares (GLS )regressions
/ interaction effects models
/ moments/dynamic panel data
/ period random effects models (PEREMs)
/ two‐way random effects models (TWREMs)
2014
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Applications of GLS Regressions
2014
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Overview
Corresponding to the applications of all ordinary least squares (OLS) regressions, including the instrumental variables models, this chapter presents their extensions and modifications by using the general least squares (GLS) estimation method. The chapter also presents various effects models with numerical time‐independent variables. It begins with a discussion on cross‐section random effects models (CSREMs). Another section presents a comparative study between selected simple LV(1) CSREMs. Separate sections present CSREMs with the numerical time independent variables, CSERMs by time or time period, and period random effects models (PEREMs). For presenting the empirical results of PEREMs with a large number of parameters, the chapter makes use one of the work files available in EViews, namely the CES_wf1. A section presents additional two‐way fixed effects models (TWFEMs). Finally, the chapter explains a generalized method of moments/dynamic panel data, and advanced interaction effects models.
Publisher
John Wiley & Sons, Ltd
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ISBN
9781118715581, 1118715586
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