Question: Consider the structural equation Y 0 1X 2X2 e (12.93) with X 2 R treated as endogenous so that E[Xe] 6 0. We have
Consider the structural equation Y Æ ¯0 ů1X ů2X2 Åe (12.93)
with X 2 R treated as endogenous so that E[Xe] 6Æ 0. We have an instrument Z 2 R which satisfies E[e j Z] Æ 0 so in particular E[e] Æ 0 , E[Ze] Æ 0 and E
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Z2e
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Æ 0.
(a) Should X2 be treated as endogenous or exogenous?
(b) Suppose we have a scalar instrument Z which satisfies X Æ °0 Ű1Z Åu (12.94)
with u independent of Z and mean zero.
Consider using (1,Z,Z2) as instruments. Is this a sufficient number of instruments? Is (12.93)
just-identified, over-identified, or under-identified?
(c) Write out the reduced form equation for X2. Under what condition on the reduced form parameters
(12.94) are the parameters in (12.93) identified?
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