Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) See Also Examples
Estimate a translog ray function with two endogenous variables, e.g.\ a ray production function with two outputs.
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yNames | 
 a vector of two character strings containing the names of the two dependent variables.  | 
xNames | 
 a vector of strings containing the names of the independent variables.  | 
data | 
 data frame containing the data
(possibly a panel data frame created with
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shifterNames | 
 a vector of strings containing the names of the independent variables that should be included as shifters only (not in quadratic or interaction terms).  | 
x | 
 an object of class   | 
... | 
 further arguments of   | 
The actual estimation is done by translogEst.
A list of class translogRayEst (and translogEst)
that is very similar to the object returned by translogEst.
It additionally includes following objects:
distance | 
 the “distance” from the origin (zero) to the point of the dependent variables.  | 
theta | 
 the “direction” from the origin (zero) to the point of the dependent variables.  | 
Arne Henningsen and Geraldine Henningsen
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16  |    data( germanFarms, package = "micEcon" )
   # quantity of crop outputs:
   germanFarms$qCrop <- germanFarms$vCrop / germanFarms$pOutput
   # quantity of animal outputs:
   germanFarms$qAnimal <- germanFarms$vAnimal / germanFarms$pOutput
   # quantity of variable inputs
   germanFarms$qVarInput <- germanFarms$vVarInput / germanFarms$pVarInput
   # estimate a translog ray production function
   estResult <- translogRayEst( yNames = c( "qCrop", "qAnimal" ),
      xNames = c( "qLabor", "land", "qVarInput" ),
      data = germanFarms )
   estResult
   summary( estResult )
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