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ID364423
Title ProperOn the retention of the first observations in serial correlation adjustment of regression models
Other Title InformationDept. of Economics, Univ. of Pittsburgh, Working Paper No. 18 (Revised), October, 1976
LanguageENG
AuthorMaeshiro, Asatoshi
Summary / Abstract (Note)The purpose of this note is to demonstrate, by using various examples, that when an independent variable contains a commonly observed amount of trend and the disturbances possess positive serial correlation, the increase in efficiency due to the retention of the first observations in the process of first-order serial correlation adjustment may be much larger than what is expected apriori or from the results of Monte carlo Studies
`In' analytical NoteIn Barnow, Burt S.: The production of primary education in Pennsylvania. [Dept. of Economics, Univ. of Pittsburgh, Working Paper No. 14, May 1975] Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Department of Economics, University of Pittsburgh, 1975.
Key WordsRegression models