Following the very recent line of work on the “generalized min-max” (GMM) kernel [7], this study proposes the “generalized intersection” (GInt) kernel and the related “normalized generalized min-max” (NGMM) kernel. In computer vision, the (histogram) intersection kernel has been popular, and the GInt kernel generalizes it to data which can have both negative and positive entries. Through an ext...

factor demand behavior such as energy demand has an important role in the economic analysis. this issue is a major concern in the developing countries (e.g. iran) which are benefited from vast energy resources. in this paper, the third generation of factor demand models is used to analyze the behavior of capital adjustment in the iranian manufacturing industries. the dataset covers the two-digi...

Empirical researchers frequently use dynamic panel data models and employ Generalized Method of Moments (GMM) estimators (Hansen, 1982) to estimate model parameters. An important practical problem in the estimation of a dynamic panel data model is the choice of moments as it provides a large number of moment conditions. Even though adding moment conditions leads to efficiency gain according to ...

‎the aim of this paper is to study distribution of ratios of generalized order statistics from pareto distribution. parameter estimation of pareto distribution based on generalized order statistics and ratios of them have been obtained. inferences using method of moments and unbiased estimator have been obtained to develop point estimations. consistency of unbiased estimator has been illustrate...

This paper is aimed at analyzing the cyclical behavior of capital buffer Islamic and conventional banks in Indonesia. More specifically, this has three objectives. First, to test whether Indonesian banking industry as a whole countercyclical or procyclical. Second, there difference level compared banks. Third, cyclicality The analysis conducted using standard dynamic system generalized method m...

The German Economy is not only affected by the Unification of Germany but by a significant influx of immigrants from abroad and huge migration from East to West Germany around the date of unification. Data from the German Socio-Economic Panel Study (GSOEP) allows to disentangle those effects by decomposition of the Theil I (0)-Index of inequality. In addition, the paper offers insights in the t...

This paper demonstrates the important link between the incomes and wealth of pensioners and their working-life earnings levels. It uses the combination of detailed income and asset information and working-life history information available in the British Household Panel Survey. The proportionality predicted by a simple “stripped down” form of the life-cycle model is supported for pensioner coup...

We investigate the geometry of finite datasets defined by equilibrium prices, income distributions, and total resources. We show that the equilibrium condition imposes no restrictions if total resources are collinear, a property that is robust to small perturbations. We also show that the set of equilibrium datasets is pathconnected when the equilibrium condition does impose restrictions on dat...

Earnings are riskier and more unequal for households born in the 1960s 1980s than those 1940s. Despite improvements financial conditions, younger generations less likely to be living their own homes older at same age. By using a life-cycle model with housing portfolio choice that includes flexible earnings risk aggregate asset price risk, I show changes dynamics account large part of reduction ...