Published September 2021
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Computing moment inequality models using constrained optimization
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- Dong, Baiyu
- Hsieh, Yu-Wei
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Shum, Matthew
Chicago
Abstract
Inference for moment inequality models is computationally demanding and often involves time-consuming grid search. By exploiting the equivalent formulations between unconstrained and constrained optimization, we establish new ways to compute the identified set and its confidence set in moment inequality models that overcome some of these computational hurdles. In simulations, using both linear and nonlinear moment inequality models, we show that our method significantly improves the solution quality and save considerable computing resources relative to conventional grid search. Our methods are user-friendly and can be implemented using a variety of canned software packages.
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© 2021 Royal Economic Society. Published by Oxford University Press. Received: 05 June 2020; Accepted: 24 August 2020; Published: 03 May 2021.Attached Files
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