Econometric Models with Panel Data

Econometric Analysis Using Panel Data

Introduction Different types of data are generally available for empirical analysis, namely, time series, cross section, and panel. A data set containing observations on a single phenomenon observed over multiple time periods is called time series (e.g., GDP for several quarters or years). In time series data, both the values and the ordering of the data points have meaning. In cross-section da...

a new approach to credibility premium for zero-inflated poisson models for panel data

هدف اصلی از این تحقیق به دست آوردن و مقایسه حق بیمه باورمندی در مدل های شمارشی گزارش نشده برای داده های طولی می باشد. در این تحقیق حق بیمه های پبش گویی بر اساس توابع ضرر مربع خطا و نمایی محاسبه شده و با هم مقایسه می شود. تمایل به گرفتن پاداش و جایزه یکی از دلایل مهم برای گزارش ندادن تصادفات می باشد و افراد برای استفاده از تخفیف اغلب از گزارش تصادفات با هزینه پائین خودداری می کنند، در این تحقیق ...

Analyzing Tourism Industry Effect on Employment among Provinces by Spatial Econometric Panel Data Approach

Due to the capacity of adjacent regions interactivity in economic field, industry development in a region not only increases the employment of that region but also it may increase the employment of adjacent regions by expanding related industries. So in this study after spatial effect test, the effect of tourism industry development on employment studied in the form of spatial dynamic panel dat...

Nonparametric and Semiparametric Panel Econometric Models: Estimation and Testing

This paper gives a selective review on the recent developments of nonparametric and semiparametric panel data models. We focus on the conventional panel data models with one-way error component structure, partially linear panel data models, varying coe¢ cient panel data models, nonparametric panel data models with multi-factor error structure, and nonseparable nonparametric panel data models. F...

Limited Dependent Panel Data Models: A comparative Analysis of classical and Bayesian Inference among Econometric Packages