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List of Empirical Illustrations
List of Empirical Illustrations
Illustration 2.2.1.1 Illustration 2.2.1.2 Illustration 2.2.1.3 Illustration 2.2.2.1.1 Illustration 2.3.1 Illustration 2.3.2 Illustration 2.4.1 Illustration 3.1.1 Illustration 3.3.1 Illustration 4.2.1 Illustration 5.2.1 Illustration 5.4.1 Illustration 6.7.1 Illustration 6.7.2 Illustration 7.5.1 Illustration 7.8.1 Illustration 8.5.1 Illustration 9.4.1 Illustration 10.5.1 Illustration 11.3.1 Illustration 11.6.1 Illustration 11.6.2 Illustration 11.6.3 Illustration 12.5.1 Illustration 13.6.1 Illustration 14.6.1 Illustration 15.3.1 Illustration 15.4.1 Illustration 15.5.1 Illustration 15.6.1 Illustration 15.7.1
House value and its determinants A model of the murder rate A model of DUI arrests House value, air pollution, and crime in Boston A larger model of housing prices A larger model of DUI arrests House values and crime in Boston: MLE The murder rate: Own spillover effects The murder rate: The vulnerability effect Prediction with a spatial model Equal weights and estimation – One panel Equal weights – Multiple panels Consequences of ignoring endogeneity Nonlinearities and efficiencies: A Monte Carlo illustration A computer illustration of the limiting cases A Bayesian model for a house price Small sample properties of a pretest estimator Robust estimation of the Boston data A Monte Carlo experiment under Case 1 and Case 2 A Monte Carlo experiment for the Moran I test under a basic model A Monte Carlo experiment for the Moran I test in Tobit models A Monte Carlo experiment for the Moran I test in Probit models A Monte Carlo experiment for the Moran I test in a model with a spatially lagged dependent variable An application of the J -test Application to a cigarette demand model Volatility and financial development The effect of public capital on gross state product A model of crime in North Carolina A fixed effects version of the model of crime A dynamic model of cigarette consumption A J -test application of the dynamic model of cigarette consumption
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Illustration 2.2.1.1 Illustration 2.2.1.2 Illustration 2.2.1.3 Illustration 2.2.2.1.1 Illustration 2.3.1 Illustration 2.3.2 Illustration 2.4.1 Illustration 3.1.1 Illustration 3.3.1 Illustration 4.2.1 Illustration 5.2.1 Illustration 5.4.1 Illustration 6.7.1 Illustration 6.7.2 Illustration 7.5.1 Illustration 7.8.1 Illustration 8.5.1 Illustration 9.4.1 Illustration 10.5.1 Illustration 11.3.1 Illustration 11.6.1 Illustration 11.6.2 Illustration 11.6.3 Illustration 12.5.1 Illustration 13.6.1 Illustration 14.6.1 Illustration 15.3.1 Illustration 15.4.1 Illustration 15.5.1 Illustration 15.6.1 Illustration 15.7.1
House value and its determinants A model of the murder rate A model of DUI arrests House value, air pollution, and crime in Boston A larger model of housing prices A larger model of DUI arrests House values and crime in Boston: MLE The murder rate: Own spillover effects The murder rate: The vulnerability effect Prediction with a spatial model Equal weights and estimation – One panel Equal weights – Multiple panels Consequences of ignoring endogeneity Nonlinearities and efficiencies: A Monte Carlo illustration A computer illustration of the limiting cases A Bayesian model for a house price Small sample properties of a pretest estimator Robust estimation of the Boston data A Monte Carlo experiment under Case 1 and Case 2 A Monte Carlo experiment for the Moran I test under a basic model A Monte Carlo experiment for the Moran I test in Tobit models A Monte Carlo experiment for the Moran I test in Probit models A Monte Carlo experiment for the Moran I test in a model with a spatially lagged dependent variable An application of the J -test Application to a cigarette demand model Volatility and financial development The effect of public capital on gross state product A model of crime in North Carolina A fixed effects version of the model of crime A dynamic model of cigarette consumption A J -test application of the dynamic model of cigarette consumption
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