Omitted Variable Bias in Time Series Estimates of Capital Gains Realizations

作者: George A. Plesko

DOI: 10.2139/SSRN.356780

关键词: Series (mathematics)EconomicsEmpirical researchPublic economicsOmitted-variable biasIndividual capitalEconometricsCapital (economics)

摘要: This paper addresses the omitted variable problem in time series studies of individual capital gains realizations. While not directly identifying variables, I use realizations corporate to test for common variables. Jointly estimating and provides more efficient estimates than traditional single-equation models. The results provide empirical support variables being important In both or multi-equation models controlling greatly reduces estimated elasticities gains.

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