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Econometric Analysis of Count Data
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Econometric Analysis of Count Data [electronic resource] / by Rainer Winkelmann.
ISBN
9783662034651
Edition
Second, Revised and Enlarged Edition.
Publication
Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg : Imprint: Springer, 1997.
Physical Description
XV, 195 p. online resource.
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Summary
This book presents econometric methods for the analysis of event counts. It reviews the recent literature and introduces several new results. While the emphasis is on methods for cross-section data, the modelling of time series and panel count data is discussed as well. Topics include: dependent processes, unobserved heterogeneity, selectivity and endogeneity, underreporting, Bayesian inference. Methodological and practical aspects are combined in an application dealing with the determinants of individual labor mobility.
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Language
English
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December 11, 2013
Contents
Contents: Preface
General Introduction
Probability Models for Event Counts
Econometric Modeling - Basic Issues
Econometric Modeling - Extensions
Further Topics
Application to Labor Mobility
General Conclusions
A. Probability Generating Functions
B. Tables
References
Index.
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