Duration models: specification, identification and multiple durations

By Gerard J. van den Berg. 2000

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Nonparametric identification and estimation of transformation models (2015, background): “An important economic application of the model (1) is to the study of duration data (see, e.g., Van den Berg, 2001, for a survey).”
The nonparametric identification of treatment effects in duration models (2003, background): “…the analysis to external time-varying covariates.10 However, in our identification analysis we will only deal with time-invariant covariates, which is in line with most of the literature on the identification of duration models (see Heckman and Taber (1994), and Van den Berg (2001) for surveys).”
The effects of vocational training programmes on the duration of unemployment in Eastern Germany (2004, methodology): “In their study for Sweden Richardson and van den Berg (2001) suggest that the negative locking-in effect more or less offsets a positive treatment effect once the programme has been completed.”
Home Ownership, Job Duration and Wages (2006, background): “van den Berg [19].”
Semiparametric Estimation of a Panel Data Proportional Hazards Model with Fixed Effects (2004, background): “Also, see Van der Berg (2001) for comparison between single-spell and multiple-spell models.”
Beating Competitors to International Markets: The Value of Geographically Balanced Networks for Innovation (2014, background): “…the speed of internationalization is a censored variable, Heckman specification for limited dependent variables such as censored variables is discussed in Maddala (1986: 267–283), and subsequent econometric models related to self-selection in duration analysis are summarized in Van den Berg (2001).”
Learning by Doing vs. Learning About Match Quality: Can We Tell Them Apart? (2007, background): “9A more recent review is van den Berg (2000). drift caused by the presence of heterogeneity, while the learning-by-doing process simply causes an upward drift in match-specific capital.”
Partial rank estimation of duration models with general forms of censoring (2007, neutral): “(Van den Berg, 2001 surveys the many applications of duration models.)”
Are Home Owners Really More Unemployed? (2006, positive): “For more details on this class of mixture distributions in duration models, see, e.g., Van den Berg (2001).”
The duration of trade revisited (2011, neutral): “19 and van den Berg 2001).”
HOUSING TENURE, JOB MOBILITY AND UNEMPLOYMENT IN THE UK* (2008, methodology): “…Munch et al. (2006a) where identification of the tenure status on job and unemployment duration is achieved by having multiple spells on individuals and having a subset of individuals going through different housing tenures within the sample (Abbring and Van Den Berg, 2003; Van den Berg, 2001).”
Empirical labor search models: a survey (2003, methodology): “See Lancaster (1990) and Van den Berg (2001) for overviews of reduced-form duration analysis.”
Unemployment Insurance in Europe: Unemployment Duration and Subsequent Employment Stability (2009, neutral): “Van den Berg (2001) provides a detailed discussion of identification issues of the mixed proportional hazard model.”