This paper suggests a modified serial correlation test for linear panel data models, which is based on the parameter estimates for an artificial autoregression modeled by differencing and centering residual vectors. S...This paper suggests a modified serial correlation test for linear panel data models, which is based on the parameter estimates for an artificial autoregression modeled by differencing and centering residual vectors. Specifically, the differencing operator over the time index and the centering operator over the individual index are, respectively, used to eliminate the potential individual effects and time effects so that the resultant serial correlation test is robust to the two potential effects. Clearly, the test is also robust to the potential correlation between the covariates and the random effects. The test is asymptotically chi-squared distributed under the null hypothesis. Power study shows that the test can detect local alternatives distinct at the parametric rate from the null hypothesis. The finite sample properties of the test are investigated by means of Monte Carlo simulation experiments, and a real data example is analyzed for illustration.展开更多
This paper studies serial correlation testing for a general three-dimensional panel data model. As a step for hypothesis testing, the robust within estimation of parameter coefficients is investigated, and shown to as...This paper studies serial correlation testing for a general three-dimensional panel data model. As a step for hypothesis testing, the robust within estimation of parameter coefficients is investigated, and shown to asymptotically consistent and normal under some mild conditions. A residual-based statistic is then constructed to test for serial correlation in the idiosyncratic errors, which is based on the parameter estimates for an artificial autoregression modeled by centering and differencing residuals. The test can be shown to asymptotically chisquare distributed under the null hypothesis. Power study shows that the test can detect local alternatives distinct at the parametric rate from the null hypothesis. The test needs no distribution assumptions of the error components, and is robust to the misspecification of various specific effects. Monte Carlo simulations are carried out for illustration.展开更多
This paper applies bootstrap methods to LM tests(including LM-lag test and LM-error test) for spatial dependence in panel data models with fixed effects, and removes fixed effects based on orthogonal transformation me...This paper applies bootstrap methods to LM tests(including LM-lag test and LM-error test) for spatial dependence in panel data models with fixed effects, and removes fixed effects based on orthogonal transformation method proposed by Lee and Yu(2010). The consistencies of LM tests and their bootstrap versions are proved, and then some asymptotic refinements of bootstrap LM tests are obtained. It shows that the convergence rate of bootstrap LM tests is O((N T)-2) and that of fast double bootstrap LM tests is O((NT)-5/2). Extensive Monte Carlo experiments suggest that,compared to aysmptotic LM tests, the size of bootstrap LM tests gets closer to the nominal level of signifiance, and the power of bootstrap LM tests is higher, especially in the cases with small spatial correlation. Moreover, when the error is not normal or with heteroskedastic, asymptotic LM tests suffer from severe size distortion, but the size of bootstrap LM tests is close to the nominal significance level.Bootstrap LM tests are superior to aysmptotic LM tests in terms of size and power.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Nature Science Foundation of China(Grant No.11001238)the Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education(Grant No.20103326120002)+3 种基金the MOE Project of Key Research Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences at Universities(Grant No.13JJD910002)the National Bureau of statistics of key projects(Grant No.2012LZ023)the Zhejiang Provincial Key Research Base for Humanities and Social Science Research(Statistics)the Center for Studies of Modern Business Zhejiang Gongshang University in the key research base for humanities and social Sciences of the Ministry of Education(Grant No.12JDSM09YB)
文摘This paper suggests a modified serial correlation test for linear panel data models, which is based on the parameter estimates for an artificial autoregression modeled by differencing and centering residual vectors. Specifically, the differencing operator over the time index and the centering operator over the individual index are, respectively, used to eliminate the potential individual effects and time effects so that the resultant serial correlation test is robust to the two potential effects. Clearly, the test is also robust to the potential correlation between the covariates and the random effects. The test is asymptotically chi-squared distributed under the null hypothesis. Power study shows that the test can detect local alternatives distinct at the parametric rate from the null hypothesis. The finite sample properties of the test are investigated by means of Monte Carlo simulation experiments, and a real data example is analyzed for illustration.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.11671263)
文摘This paper studies serial correlation testing for a general three-dimensional panel data model. As a step for hypothesis testing, the robust within estimation of parameter coefficients is investigated, and shown to asymptotically consistent and normal under some mild conditions. A residual-based statistic is then constructed to test for serial correlation in the idiosyncratic errors, which is based on the parameter estimates for an artificial autoregression modeled by centering and differencing residuals. The test can be shown to asymptotically chisquare distributed under the null hypothesis. Power study shows that the test can detect local alternatives distinct at the parametric rate from the null hypothesis. The test needs no distribution assumptions of the error components, and is robust to the misspecification of various specific effects. Monte Carlo simulations are carried out for illustration.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(71271088)Beijing Municipal Social Science Foundation(15JGB072)Humanity and Social Science Youth Foundation of Ministry of Education of China(15YJCZH122)
文摘This paper applies bootstrap methods to LM tests(including LM-lag test and LM-error test) for spatial dependence in panel data models with fixed effects, and removes fixed effects based on orthogonal transformation method proposed by Lee and Yu(2010). The consistencies of LM tests and their bootstrap versions are proved, and then some asymptotic refinements of bootstrap LM tests are obtained. It shows that the convergence rate of bootstrap LM tests is O((N T)-2) and that of fast double bootstrap LM tests is O((NT)-5/2). Extensive Monte Carlo experiments suggest that,compared to aysmptotic LM tests, the size of bootstrap LM tests gets closer to the nominal level of signifiance, and the power of bootstrap LM tests is higher, especially in the cases with small spatial correlation. Moreover, when the error is not normal or with heteroskedastic, asymptotic LM tests suffer from severe size distortion, but the size of bootstrap LM tests is close to the nominal significance level.Bootstrap LM tests are superior to aysmptotic LM tests in terms of size and power.
