Prof. Kuan-Pin Lin
Portland State University
Portland, Oregon 97207, USA
- Introduction to Spatial Econometric Analysis
- Nonparametric Treatment of Spatial Dependence
- Parametric Representation of Spatial Dependence
- Using GAUSS
- GAUSS Basic
- GAUSS Programming
- Using GPE2
- Spatial Weights Matrix
- Spatial Contiguity Weights Matrix
- Distance-Based Spatial Weights Matrix
- Spatial Linear Econometric Models: Introduction
- Spatial Exogenous Variable Models
- Spatial Autoregressive Models
- Spatial Error Component Models
- Hypothesis Testing of Spatial Dependence
- Test for Spatial Heterogeneity
- Test for Spatial Autocorrelation
- Spatial Econometric Model Estimation: Spatial Lag Model
- Least Squares: OLS, IV/2SLS
- Generalized Method of Moments: GMM
- Quasi-Maximum Likelihood: QML
- Spatial Econometric Model Estimation: Spatial Error Model
- Generalized Method of Moments: GMM
- Quasi-Maximum Likelihood: QML
- Spatial Econometric Model Estimation: Spatial Lag and Error Model
- Generalized Least Squares and Generalized Method of Moments: GLS/GMM
- Quasi-Maximum Likelihood: QML
- Spatial Model Extensions and Applications
- Spatial Geographically Weighted Regression
- Spatial Limited Dependent Variable Models
- Spatial Prediction
- Panel Data Analysis: A Review
- Fixed Effects Model: Hypothesis Testing and Model Estimation
- Random Effects Model: Hypothesis Testing and Model Estimation
- Spatial Panel Data Analysis I
- Model Representation
- Hypothesis Testing
- Spatial Panel Data Analysis II
- Model Estimation: Maximum Likelihood
- Model Estimation: GLS/GMM
- GAUSS 10.0 for Windows Student Version, Aptech Systems, 2010. Academic and professional versions of GAUSS for Windows are also available from Aptech.
- GPE2 (GAUSS Programming for Econometricians and Financial Analysts) for GAUSS, included in Computational Econometrics. Free download of GPE2 for GAUSS and GAUSS Light are available here for registered students only.
- Construct and explain the U.S. spatial contiguity matrix for 48 states and 3109 counties, respectively.
- Read Ertur and Kosh (Journal of Applied Econometrics, 2006). Duplicate their empirical results as close as possible.



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