Consider the linear regression model y i = x i + u i with nonstochastic

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Consider the linear regression model yi=xiβ+ui with nonstochastic regressors xi and error ui that has mean zero but is correlated as follows: E[uiuj]=σ2 if i=j,E[uiuj]=ρσ2 if |ij|=1, and E[uiuj]=0 if |ij|>1. Thus errors for immediately adjacent observations are correlated whereas errors are otherwise uncorrelated. In matrix notation we have y=Xβ+u, where Ω=E[ uu']. For this model answer each of the following questions using results given in Section 4.4.

(a) Verify that Ω is a band matrix with nonzero terms only on the diagonal and on the first off-diagonal; and give these nonzero terms.

(b) Obtain the asymptotic distribution of β^ols  using (4.19).

(c) State how to obtain a consistent estimate of V[β^OLS] that does not depend on unknown parameters.

(d) Is the usual OLS output estimate s2(XX)1 a consistent estimate of V[β^OLS] ?

(e) Is White's heteroskedasticity robust estimate of V[β^OLS] consistent here?image text in transcribed

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Microeconometrics Methods And Applications

ISBN: 9780521848053

1st Edition

Authors: A.Colin Cameron, Pravin K. Trivedi

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