Sentence examples for econometric designs from inspiring English sources

It is clear, however, that the refugee data offers an obvious advantage in the sense that it allows for constructing quasi-experimental econometric designs, while the immigrant data do not allow for straightforward quasi-experiments and more difficult to obtain causal estimates.

Second, disaggregation is the most important aspect of econometric design in this area.

Our econometric design exploits the fact that some firms offer a narrow network plan to their employees and some do not.

Using an econometric design that compares adopters of strong clawbacks and weak clawbacks, we find that adopters of strong clawbacks experience significant improvements in financial reporting quality, a decrease in the likelihood of CEO turnover, and a decrease in both total and incentive-based CEO pay.

Focusing in particular on the irreversible interruption of IMF programs, it tests an econometric model designed to capture these influences 'over 1992 2004' exploiting improved sources of data.

In addition to the novel outdoor recreation application, this study applies econometric methods designed to deal with "excess zeros" in the data.

Capitalizing on an event study method that incorporates an econometric technique designed to handle parameter instability and model uncertainty, we assess the news-implied price response to 29 hand-collected announcements about the EU ETS supply schedule.

We develop a two-stage econometric model designed to test this chain hypothesis that the structural power of senior IT executives will affect a firm's ability to achieve superior ITC, in turn driving firm performance.

Consequently, econometric models designed to explain the determinants of humans' natural resource management practices or their outcomes often have spatial structure that can bring bias or inefficiency to parameter estimates.

The specific topics covered in this volume focus on several major issues: productivity and efficiency measurement in the presence of undesirable outputs; new and alternative measures of productivity and efficiency; new econometric approaches designed to produce better estimates; and evaluation of different estimators and the statistical precision of those estimators.

In contrast, econometric techniques designed for panel data permit to control for heterogeneity between countries either through fixed or random effects.