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Panel data and unobservable individual effects
Journal of Econometrics · 1981 · Vol. 16(1) · pp. 155–155
JerryA. Hausman✉(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)WilliamE. Taylor(Nokia (United States))
Economic Policies and ImpactsFiscal Policy and Economic GrowthMonetary Policy and Economic ImpactUnobservableEconometricsPoolingInstrumental variableEstimatorLatent variablePanel dataMathematicsEndogeneityEarnings
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