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Semiparametric two-stage estimation of sample selection models subject to Tobit-type selection rules
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    Semiparametric two-stage estimation of sample selection models subject to Tobit-type selection rules (English)
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    16 October 1994
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    The distributional restrictions of the commonly used econometric models of choice and sample selection are relaxed here in terms of semiparametric methods involving two stages. The model equations are \[ y_ 1 = x_ 1 \alpha_ 0 + u \qquad \text{and}\qquad y_ 2 = x_ 2 \beta_ 0 + v \] where \(\alpha_ 0\) and \(\beta_ 0\) are the true parameter column vectors and the values of \(y_ 1\) and \(y_ 2\) are observable only when they are positive. It is a censored regression model if \(\max\{0,y_ 1\}\) and the corresponding \(x\) are observable. But it is a truncated regression model if the positive values of \(y\), and their corresponding \(x\) are observable. An estimator is proposed for \(\beta_ 0\) and Monte Carlo simulations are performed to compare the performance of this estimator.
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    semiparametric estimation
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    choice-based models
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    sample selection
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    censored regression model
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    truncated regression model
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    Monte Carlo simulations
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