Alternative estimates of the Klein-I model
This work is mainly intended for applied econometricians and students interested in development and application of estimation methods for structural econometric models. For the Klein-I model, detailed numerical tables of the parameters of the structural and restricted reduced form, of their covariance matrices and of the covariance matrices of the related disturbances, obtained by 8 different estimation methods, are displayed. The authors will welcome any comment, correction and additional results for this model.
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| Date of creation: | Sep 1981 |
| Date of revision: | Sep 1981 |
| Handle: | RePEc:pra:mprapa:23337 |
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