Identifiability of mean-reverting measurement error with instrumental variable

Qing Li

Statistica Neerlandica, 2014, vol. 68, issue 2, 118-129

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In the context where one main regressor is measured with error and at least one instrumental variable is available for the correction of measurement error, this paper provides, to the best of our knowledge, a first point-identification result on the variance of measurement error, the variance of latent variable, and their covariance. We show that the parameters are identified if the regression model is not de facto linear. We illustrate the method in an application to identify mean-reverting measurement error, a typical issue in reported income where the measurement error of income is negatively correlated with the true income.

Date: 2014
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