Generalized Instrumental Variable Models
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- Paris School of Economics (PSE)
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- UCL
- Institute for Fiscal Studies United Kingdom
Censored data models, Instrumental variables, endogeneity, English auctions., partial identification, Auctions, bargaining, bidding and selling, and other market models, censored or discrete endogenous variables, English auctions, C14, limited information, C10, Applications of statistics to economics, excess heterogeneity, instrumental variables, ddc:330, random sets, incomplete models, C24, instrumental variables, endogeneity, excess heterogeneity, limited information, set identification, partial identification, random sets, incomplete models, C26, set identification, jel: jel:C24, jel: jel:C26, jel: jel:C10, jel: jel:C14
Censored data models, Instrumental variables, endogeneity, English auctions., partial identification, Auctions, bargaining, bidding and selling, and other market models, censored or discrete endogenous variables, English auctions, C14, limited information, C10, Applications of statistics to economics, excess heterogeneity, instrumental variables, ddc:330, random sets, incomplete models, C24, instrumental variables, endogeneity, excess heterogeneity, limited information, set identification, partial identification, random sets, incomplete models, C26, set identification, jel: jel:C24, jel: jel:C26, jel: jel:C10, jel: jel:C14
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