Testing the impossible: identifying exclusion restrictions
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- Comparison of k-Class Estimators When the Disturbances Are Small
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- Two-stage least squares as minimum distance
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- Instrument approval by the Sargan test and its consequences for coefficient estimation
- Editors' introduction. Special issue in honor of Jean-Marie Dufour on identification, inference, and causality
- Subset hypotheses testing and instrument exclusion in the linear IV regression
- A test of exogeneity without instrumental variables in models with bunching
- Nonparametric testing of an exclusion restriction
- Random effect models for multivariate mixed data: A Parafac-based finite mixture approach
- Finite sample inference in multivariate instrumental regressions with an application to Catastrophe bonds*
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