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Finally when we reestimate our models separately for high and low information asymmetry subsamples, we find significant results only for the high information asymmetry group.
Derivatives use, information asymmetry, and MNC post-acquisition ... by Lin, J. Barry; Pantzalis, Christos; Park, Jung Chul / Financial Management
To address this and other sources of endogeneity, we reestimate the duration model using predicted values of post-injury job characteristics from the first-stage bivariate probit (accommodations and stay) and post-injury wage models.
Post-injury work outcomes revisited by Baldwin, Marjorie L.; Conway, Karen Smith; Huang, Ju-Chin / Southern Economic Journal
One of the common and simple approaches in selecting optimal lag length is to reestimate a VAR model, reducing lag length from a large lag term until 0.
Identifying house price diffusion patterns among Australian state ... by Liu, Chunlu; Luo, Zhen Qiang; Ma, Le; Picken, David / International Journal of Strategic Property Management
 
 
 
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