Large Sample Estimation and Hypothesis Testing¶
Newey, W. K., & McFadden, D. (1994). Large Sample Estimation and Hypothesis Testing. Handbook of Econometrics.
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- Stochastic Equicontinuity
- Two-Step M-Estimator
- Newey and McFadden's broader two-step theory supplies both a sample-selection correction and a feasible weighted-estimation case; it also permits other preliminary estimators, but those broader cases are not automatically this two-M-stage subtype.
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- Newey and McFadden's broader two-step theory supplies both a sample-selection correction and a feasible weighted-estimation case; it also permits other preliminary estimators, but those broader cases are not automatically this two-M-stage subtype.
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