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September 1971 - Volume 39 Issue 5 Page 723 - 737


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Comparison of k-Class Estimators When the Disturbances Are Small

Joseph B. Kadane

Abstract

A new approach to the choice of econometric estimators, called small-sigma asymptotics, is introduced and applied to the choice of k-class estimators of the parameters of a single equation in a system of linear simultaneous stochastic equations. I find that when the degree of overidentification is no more than six, the two stage least squares estimator uniformly dominates the limited information maximum likelihood estimator in a certain sense. The small sigma method can be used on many problems in statistics and econometrics.

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