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what does z need to satisfy
instrument relevance - cov(z,x)=/=0
instrument exogeneity - cov(z,u)=0
why you can use 2sls with valid z
p2
consistency of 2sls
p3
properties of 2sls (one regressor)
ie change in z changes x how
write first stage and reduced form
p4
general iv case
p5
general properties of 2SLS
consistent, asymptotically normal = construct T and F tests
p7
2SLS in matrix
p9
proof 2SLS is NOT unbiased
p11
properties of 2SLS with poor iv
ie when is OLS better than 2SLS
p12
check instrument relevance of 2SLS
p13
check instrument exogeneity & 3 ways to check
p14
-structure of econ model
-quasi experiments - ensuring randomisation was properly done or natural events may generate randomness
-overidentification test
overidentification test
p15
find B1 hat in OLS with 1 regressor
1-2 page 4
write OLS in matrix form
write B hat in matrix form
1-2 p5
proof ui hat is uncorrelated to regressors in OLS
1-2 p9
proof of TSS = ESS + SSR
1-2 p10
proof of corrolaries
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moment conditions for OLS 1 regerssor
1-2 p12
proof that OLS is unbiased
3-4 p3
variance of ols
3-4 p4
homoskedasticity:
when is OLS homoskedastic,
exogeneity & homoskedasticity,
variance estimation under homoskedasticity
3-4 p5
when does homoskedasticiity not hold
different variances of errors
errors are correlated
OLS matrix proof for consistency
3-4 p9
proof of asymptotic normality
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F test - multiple parameters
5-6 p4
test stat for F test
5-6 p7
OV bias
5-6 p9
simultaneity (causal effect by Y on X)
5-6 p10
measurement error in outcome variable Y
5-6 p11
measurement error in regressors
consistency depends on cov between error residual and x1
5-6 p12