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The exact distribution of exogenous variable coefficient estimators
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    The exact distribution of exogenous variable coefficient estimators (English)
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    This paper derives the exact probability density function of the instrumental variable estimator of the exogenous variable coefficient vector in a structural equation containing \(n+1\) endogenous variables and N degrees of overidentification. The derivations make use of an operator calculus which simplifies the algebra of invariant polynomials with multiple matrix arguments. A leading case of the general distribution that is more amenable to analysis and computation is also presented. Conventional classical assumptions of normally distributed errors and non-random exogenous variables are employed.
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    instrumental variable estimator
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    structural equation
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    invariant polynomials with multiple matrix arguments
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    normally distributed errors
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    non-random exogenous variables
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