Latent variables in econometrics
Jan Kmenta
Statistica Neerlandica, 1991, vol. 45, issue 2, 73-84
Abstract:
Unobservable variables in econometrics are represented in one of three ways: by variables contaminated by measurement errors, by proxy variables, or by various manifest indicators and/or causes. This paper contains a discussion of models involving each of these representations, and highlights certain interesting implications that have been insufficiently emphasized or completely unrecognized in the literature.
Date: 1991
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