Problem Sets for Spring 1999
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Problem Set #7 (the data set for question 1 is
Data7.dat. There are 1000 observations and the
variables are listed in the following order: w1 y p1 p2.).
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An Example Nonlinear Least Square TSP program
and output file.
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Problem Set #8.
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An Example program conducting a Monte Carlo investigation
in TSP.
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Problem Set #9 (the data set for question 2 is
Data9a.dat. There are 200 observations, with the
variables listed in the order K1 K2 K3 K4 P1 P2 P3 P4. The data set for
question 3 is Data9b.dat. There are 278 observations,
with the variables listed in the order y gender license cost)
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An Example Seemingly Unrelated Regression Estimation exercise (TSP
output file)
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An Example Binary Choice model estimation exercise (TSP
program)
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Problem Set #10 (the data set for question 2
is Data10.dat. There are 278 observations, with
the variables listed in the order: y gender license cost).
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An Example of an Ordered Probit model (TSP output
file)
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An Example of a Nested Logit model (TSP output file)
Answer Keys for Spring 1999
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Revised 4/19/99