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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22 capability Table 4: The direct, indirect and total effects of endogenous variables Variables Direct Indirect Total effect effect effect Attractive capability- 0.
Intellectual capital and new product development performance in production firms: a case study of Kermanshah production firms
Whereas the DSGE models have been developed on the basis of strong assumptions about the functional forms, exogeneity, market structure and dynamic structure of the constraints, the SVAR models were initially proposed with minimal restrictions on the dynamics of the endogenous variables.
New Keynesian macroeconomic model and monetary policy in Pakistan
The predicted values of the endogenous variables are then used in the second stage in lieu of the actual variables to mitigate the endogeneity problem.
Credit card indebtedness and psychological well-being over time: empirical evidence from a household survey
The use of a block exogeneity Wald test allowed us to test the joint significance of lagged endogenous variables in each equation in the vector.
Does an emerging equity market stimulate long-term economic growth? Evidence from Jordan
However, these measures will not reveal the weakness of a particular instrument if remaining instruments are highly correlated with the endogenous variables (Staiger and Stock 1997).
Fiscal decentralization and economic growth: spending versus revenue decentralization
Exogenous forces arise from outside the working of the price system and endogenous variables respond to them in a way dependent upon the price system.
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This research has one exogenous variable of organizational citizenship behavior and two endogenous variables of brand equity and service quality.
The effect of organizational citizenship behavior on brand equity in banking industry; with the intermediation of operational service quality
Thus, we consider Information Disclosure, Population of Construction, and Unemployment to be endogenous variables.
Government transparency and expenditure in the rent-seeking industry: the case of Japan for 1998-2004
Staiger and Stock (1997) and Stock and Yogo (2005) show that if the instruments in a regression are only weakly correlated with the suspected endogenous variables then the estimates are likely to be biased.
Economic growth, law, and corruption: evidence from India
GS still suffers from apparent fluctuations in overall economic performance that are influenced by several exogenous and endogenous variables, particularly, related to the Israeli siege.
Increase in PMA Business Cycle Indicator in West Bank, Gaza
The model contains four endogenous variables (TC, TR, I, and [pi]) and three exogenous variables.
Analysis on the dynamic relationship between the research and development capacity, net exports, and profits of China's furniture industry
The causality between the two endogenous variables in Equations (2) and (3) may well be bidirectional.
Why larger lenders obtain higher returns: evidence from sovereign syndicated loans
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