Random Coefficient Models

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Where is the Economics in Spatial Econometrics (2012, background): “(iii) Common factor models originating from the time series literature (Kapetanios and Pesaran, 2005; Pesaran, 2007; Hsiao and Pesaran, 2008) and (iv) spatial error components models (Kelejian and Robinson, 1995; Anselin and Moreno, 2003), which we consider subsequently.”
Diagnostic Checks for Multilevel Models (2008, background): “If the level-two units j may be regarded as a sample from some population (which in some cases will be hypothetical or hard to circumscribe, but nevertheless conceptually meaningful) and the statistical inference is directed at this population, then a random coefficient model is in principle appropr”