endogenous variables

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endogenous variables

[en′däj·ə·nəs ′ver·ē·ə·bəlz]

(mathematics)

In a mathematical model, the dependent variables; their values are to be determined by the solution of the model equations.

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Given this goal, we were primarily interested in comparing the magnitude of the path coefficients representing the direct and indirect causal effects between the exogenous and endogenous variables and determining which of the competing models was the most plausible in terms of its fit to the data.

White racism and suboptimal psychological functioning among White Americans: implications for counseling and prejudice prevention

Exhibit 6 presents the effects of the endogenous variables on the endogenous variables (beta paths) for the final model.

Professors who make the grade

We label the resulting predicted variables PredHedging ratio and PredAAC smoothing ratio and use them as endogenous variables in the second stage of the estimation along with the exogenous variables.

The interaction between accrual management and hedging: evidence from oil and gas firms

In simultaneous equations models, a system of interdependent equations is developed with one equation for each of the endogenous variables in the model.

Client participation and outcomes of intensive family preservation services

The second equation is the food label use model, which includes nutrition information as an endogenous variable.

Nutrition Knowledge, Gender, and Food Label Use

We ran the 2SLS with the nonrespondents to the endogenous variables set equal to 0 and found that the coefficients were statistically not distinguishable from those reported.

Replicating Experiments Using Aggregate and Survey Data: The Case of Negative Advertising and Turnout

The percentage of students in private schools in a school district is treated as an endogenous variable in the achievement equation.

Private Schools and Public School Achievement

where yt is an endogenous variable, [beta] coefficients suggest the effects of the changes of exogenous variables of xt and zt and the lagged changes of the endogenous variables ( since i = 1, 2.

"Where East meets West": police, immigration and public order crime in the settlement of Canada from 1896 to 1940

The idea we try to convey is that in using the money supply or other endogenous variables to provide information about its non-price ultimate objectives, the authority will be forced to adhere to a policy of less strict control over the price level than would be possible with a price level rule.

Expected price level movements and the use of information variables

But, the modern theory of regulation (Stigler-Peltzman) suggests that regulation is an endogenous variable, influenced by the political power of the group that is often being regulated.

Regulatory capture and the price of electricity: evidence from time series estimates

Zellner and Palm (1974), however, have pointed out that if a conventional model's exogenous variables are generated by an ARIMA process, the model's endogenous variables are generated the same way.

Assessing applied econometric results

Empiricists: Convinced that observation is our only tool against economic ignorance, empiricists are certain that the only defensible theoretical propositions are those derived from discerning patterns whereby changes in exogenous variables constantly precede changes in endogenous variables, thus establishing empirically (for example, through Granger tests) the direction of causality.