
doi: 10.2307/1912019
This paper considers the econometric problems raised by multi-market disequilibrium models. It uses a specification which is derived from general disequilibrium theory and, therefore, provides a first bridge between the economic theory approach and the econometric theory approach of disequilibrium. The model is piecewise linear; the problem of the existence of a reduced form, which is a crucial issue in nonlinear models, is solved. Limited information estimators as well as full information estimators are proposed; a simple numerical algorithm is given for the computation of a FIML estimator.
general disequilibrium theory, disequilibrium econometrics, limited information estimators, Statistical methods; economic indices and measures, numerical algorithm, full information estimators, multi-market disequilibrium models, B- ECONOMIE ET FINANCE, Applications of statistics to economics, simultaneous equations systems
general disequilibrium theory, disequilibrium econometrics, limited information estimators, Statistical methods; economic indices and measures, numerical algorithm, full information estimators, multi-market disequilibrium models, B- ECONOMIE ET FINANCE, Applications of statistics to economics, simultaneous equations systems
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