Semiparametric Efficient Distribution Free Estimation of Panel Models
Authors:
Robert M. Adams a;
Robin C. Sickles b
| Affiliations: | a Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, Washington, D.C., USA |
| b Department of Economics, Rice University, Houston, Texas, USA |
DOI:
10.1080/03610920701215563
Publication Frequency:
20 issues per year
Published in:
Communications in Statistics - Theory and Methods,
Volume
36,
Issue
13
October
2007
, pages 2425
- 2442
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Abstract
This article generalizes results from Park et al. (1998) and Adams et al. (1999) on semiparametric efficient estimation of panel models. The form of semiparametric efficient estimators depends on the statistical assumptions imposed. Normality assumptions on the transitory error are sometimes inappropriate. We relax the normality assumption used in the articles above to derive more general semiparametric efficient estimators. These estimators are illustrated in a Monte Carlo simulation and an analysis of banking productivity.
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| Keywords: Banking efficiency; Efficient estimation; Information bound; Panel models; Semiparametric estimation |
| Mathematics Subject Classification: C14; C23; G21 |
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