The econometrics of panel data : fundamentals and recent developments in theory and practice

By László Mátyás, P. Sevestre. 2008

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• Did the global financial crisis impact firms' innovation performance? The role of internal and external knowledge capabilities in high and low tech industries (2018, unknown): “The model is specified as follows: While y it =y* it if y* it >0 (1) We make the usual random effects assumption that α i and ε it are independent and identically distributed of x i1 ,...,x iT , with zero means and variances σ 2α and σ 2ε , respectively (Mátyás and Sevestre, 2008).”
• Thirty years of spatial econometrics (2010, background): “…Volume 1, devoted to theoretical econometrics (Mills and Patterson 2006); and Matyas and Sevestre’s third edition of The econometrics of panel data (Matyas and Sevestre 2008) all contain a chapter dealing with spatial econometrics (respectively, Anselin 2001b, 2006; Anselin et al. 2008).”