Palgrave Handbook of Econometrics: Applied Econometrics

1152 The Methods of Growth Econometrics impliesT−2 extra moment conditions of the form: E [ logyi,t− 1 (αi+εi,t) ] =0 fori=1,.. ...

Paul Johnson, Steven Durlauf and Jonathan Temple 1153 and has been explored in depth for the growth context by Lee, Pesaran and ...

1154 The Methods of Growth Econometrics as in Easterly (1996), and the consequences of the debt crisis for investment, as in War ...

Paul Johnson, Steven Durlauf and Jonathan Temple 1155 is that the errors may then be serially correlated, and the standard error ...

1156 The Methods of Growth Econometrics it harder to believe some of the earlier suggestions, rarely based on evidence, that cor ...

Paul Johnson, Steven Durlauf and Jonathan Temple 1157 Since growth theories are often mutually compatible, the validity of an in ...

1158 The Methods of Growth Econometrics uncertainty and instrumental variable selection can be integrated simultaneously into me ...

Paul Johnson, Steven Durlauf and Jonathan Temple 1159 measurement error is unlikely to be trivial. It has to be large enough to ...

1160 The Methods of Growth Econometrics unless they have been accompanied by systematic investigation of the data, includ- ing t ...

Paul Johnson, Steven Durlauf and Jonathan Temple 1161 Sometimes partial identification is possible, in the sense that bounds on ...

1162 The Methods of Growth Econometrics errors are consistent but not unbiased, which suggests that alternative solutions to the ...

Paul Johnson, Steven Durlauf and Jonathan Temple 1163 test statistic is based on earlier work by Breusch and Pagan (1980) and ap ...

1164 The Methods of Growth Econometrics One approach is pursued by Conley and Ligon (2002). In their analysis, they attempt to c ...

Paul Johnson, Steven Durlauf and Jonathan Temple 1165 Pritchett (2000a) has listed three questions for growth researchers to add ...

1166 The Methods of Growth Econometrics Renelt (1991). It would be premature to say that econometric approaches should be entire ...

Paul Johnson, Steven Durlauf and Jonathan Temple 1167 their distributional consequences. For example, the general equilibrium ef ...

1168 The Methods of Growth Econometrics uncertainty, the Bayesian approach can consider many candidate explanatory variables sim ...

Paul Johnson, Steven Durlauf and Jonathan Temple 1169 controlling for some variables that are hard to measure at the country lev ...

1170 The Methods of Growth Econometrics Acknowledgments This chapter updates and extends our earlier survey, Durlaufet al.(2005) ...

Paul Johnson, Steven Durlauf and Jonathan Temple 1171 Here we are being imprecise in referring to within-model priors for Sala- ...