SENSITIVITY OF THE RESTRICTED LEAST SQUARES ESTIMATOR UNDER MISSPECIFIED RESTRICTIONS AND MULTICOLLINEARITY

Ingrid Kreuzmair (Germany) and Helge Toutenburg (Germany)

Received September 6, 2007

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Keywords and phrases: linear restrictions, misspecification, restricted regression estimator, mean squared error matrix superiority, multicollinearity, simulation.