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NLIV
Computes closed form solution for lag parameter of linear
dynamic panel data model based on instrumental variables (IV) estimator
employing nonlinear moment conditions.
NLIV(dat, varname.i, varname.t, varname.y)
dat |
A dataset. |
varname.i |
The name of the cross-section identifier. |
varname.t |
The name of the time-series identifier. |
varname.y |
A character string denoting the name of the dependent variable in the dataset. |
The function estimates a linear dynamic panel data model of the form
y_{i,t} = y_{i,t-1} \rho_1 + a_i + \varepsilon_{i,t}
where y_{i,t-1}
is the lagged dependent variable, \rho_1
is
the lag parameter, a_i
is an unobserved individual specific effect,
and \varepsilon_{i,t}
is an idiosyncratic remainder component. The
model structure accounts for unobserved individual specific heterogeneity
and dynamics. Note that more general lag structures and further covariates
are beyond the scope of the current implementation in pdynmc
.
The nonlinear IV estimator employs the original version of the nonlinear moment conditions of \insertCiteAhnSch1995;textualpdynmc. More details on the implementation and the properties of the estimator are provided in \insertCiteFriPuaSch2024;textualpdynmc.
An object of class 'numeric' that contains the coefficient estimate for the lag parameter according to the two roots of the quadratic equation.
Joachim Schnurbus, Markus Fritsch
## Load data
data(cigDemand, package = "pdynmc")
dat <- cigDemand
## Code example
m1 <- NLIV(dat = dat, varname.i = "state", varname.t = "year", varname.y = "packpc")
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