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Introduction to Econometrics 3rd Edition by James Stock, Mark Watson

Edition 3ISBN: 978-9352863501
book Introduction to Econometrics 3rd Edition by James Stock, Mark Watson cover

Introduction to Econometrics 3rd Edition by James Stock, Mark Watson

Edition 3ISBN: 978-9352863501
Exercise 3
A classmate is interested in estimating the variance of the error term in Equation (12.1).
a. Suppose that she uses the estimator from the second-stage regression of TSLS:
A classmate is interested in estimating the variance of the error term in Equation (12.1). a. Suppose that she uses the estimator from the second-stage regression of TSLS:     where     is the fitted value from the first-stage regression. Is this estimator consistent (For the purposes of this question suppose that the sample is very large and the TSLS estimators are essentially identical to ß 0 and ß Y )  b. Is     consistent where
A classmate is interested in estimating the variance of the error term in Equation (12.1). a. Suppose that she uses the estimator from the second-stage regression of TSLS:     where     is the fitted value from the first-stage regression. Is this estimator consistent (For the purposes of this question suppose that the sample is very large and the TSLS estimators are essentially identical to ß 0 and ß Y )  b. Is     consistent is the fitted value from the first-stage regression. Is this estimator consistent (For the purposes of this question suppose that the sample is very large and the TSLS estimators are essentially identical to ß 0 and ß Y )
b. Is
A classmate is interested in estimating the variance of the error term in Equation (12.1). a. Suppose that she uses the estimator from the second-stage regression of TSLS:     where     is the fitted value from the first-stage regression. Is this estimator consistent (For the purposes of this question suppose that the sample is very large and the TSLS estimators are essentially identical to ß 0 and ß Y )  b. Is     consistent consistent
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