Measurement error and peer effects in networks

Misclassification in linear-in-means models: theory and application to peer effects estimation

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Peer effects in adolescent overweight

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Instrumental variable estimation of nonlinear errors-in-variables models

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Peer effects with random assignment: results for dartmouth roommates

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Identification of peer effects through social networks using variance restrictions

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Confluence analysis by means of lag moments and other methods of confluence analysis

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Identifiability of a linear relation between variables which are subject to error

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Identifying network ties from panel data: theory and an application to tax competition

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Peer effects in the demand for housing quality

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Birds of a feather: homophily in social networks

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Identification of endogenous social effects: the reflection problem

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Binary choice with misclassification and social interactions, with an application to peer effects in attitude

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Ignoring measurement errors in social networks

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The identification zoo: meanings of identification in econometrics

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Using heteroscedasticity to identify and estimate mismeasured and endogenous regressor models

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Constructing instruments for regressions with measurement error when no additional data are available, with an application to patents and R&D

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Errors in the variables bias in the presence of correctly measured variables

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Consistent sets of estimates for regressions with errors in all variables

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Meeting strangers and friends of friends: how random are social networks?

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A social interactions model with endogenous friendship formation and selectivity

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Errors in variables in panel data

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Random assignment with non-random peers: a structural approach to counterfactual treatment assessment

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Name your friends, but only five? The importance of censoring in peer effects estimates using social network data

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Social networks and the identification of peer effects

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Experimenting with measurement error: techniques with applications to the caltech cohort study

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School-based peer effects and juvenile behavior

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Extending the classical normal errors-in-variables model

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The effect of higher-achieving peers on major choices and labor market outcomes

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Understanding peer effects: on the nature, estimation, and channels of peer effects

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Two-step GMM estimation of the errors-in-variables model using high-order moments

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Consumption network effects

10.1093/restud/rdz026 · doi-reference

Higher moment estimators for linear regression models with errors in the variables

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Using higher moments to estimate the simple errors-in-variables model

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Interaction, stereotypes, and performance: evidence from south africa

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Asymptotic efficiency in estimation with conditional moment restrictions

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From natural variation to optimal policy? the importance of endogenous peer group formation

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Does your cohort matter? Measuring peer effects in college achievement

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Identification of peer effects through social networks

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Peer effects in networks: a survey

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Measurement error in survey data

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