Efficient Estimation with Panel Data: Instrumental Estimators Variables with Bootstrap and Jackknife Method

Abstract

Hausman and Taylor (1981) have proposed an effective instrumental variable estimator for panel data regression models, where individual effects can be correlated with some of the regressors. Amemiya and MacCurdy (1986) and Breusch, Mizon and Schmidt (1986) suggested instrumental variables estimators potentially more efficient than the estimator of Hausman and Taylor. In our empirical exercise on educational returns inspired by the pioneering empirical work of Cornwell and Rupert 1988, we propose a new empirical covariance variance matrix revisited by bootstrap and jackknife methods to estimate robust standard deviations. The results show that three variables "smsa, union and black" become insignificant with robust standard deviation estimation via both Bootstrap and Jackknife methods. This modest contribution somehow qualifies the results revealed by BADI H. Baltagi and Sophon Khanti -Akom 1990 and Cornwell and Rupert 1988

Keywords

• Instrumental variable
• panel data
• covariance variance matrix
• jakknife

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