IV Methods for Tobit Models
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Endogeneity, Game theory, economics, finance, and other social and behavioral sciences, Instrumental variables, endogeneity, stochastic censoring, partial identification, censored models, C51, Incomplete models, Partial identification, Censored outcomes, C10, censored outcomes, instrumental variables, ddc:330, Statistics, Stochastic censoring, random sets, partial identiÖcation, incomplete models, C24, C26
Endogeneity, Game theory, economics, finance, and other social and behavioral sciences, Instrumental variables, endogeneity, stochastic censoring, partial identification, censored models, C51, Incomplete models, Partial identification, Censored outcomes, C10, censored outcomes, instrumental variables, ddc:330, Statistics, Stochastic censoring, random sets, partial identiÖcation, incomplete models, C24, C26
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