This paper makes an econometric testing of one-minute paper used as a tool to manage and assess instruction in my statistics class. One of our findings is that the one minute paper when I have tested it by using an OLS estimate in a controlled Vs experimental design framework is found to statistically significant and effective in enhancing students’ knowledge. It is found to be equally effectiv...

Many applications in medical statistics and other fields can be described by transitions between multiple states (e.g. from health to disease) experienced individuals over time. In this context, multi-state models are a popular statistical technique, particular when the exact transition times not observed. The key quantities of interest rates, capturing instantaneous risk moving one state anoth...

This paper attempts to quantify the effect of skill shortages on the UK labour market by developing a simultaneous equation model of unemployment and real wage growth. The model is developed following a structural approach based on a priori economic information and is initially estimated using a two-stage least squares procedure. The model is also estimated using Zellner’s seemingly unrelated r...

Abstract Drawing from the idea that income distribution is affected by imperfect market competition, this article examines effect of a wood cartel, where roundwood buyers illegally exchanged price information in Finland during 1997–2004. Prices before, during, and after infringement period are examined using comparator-based econometric approach with indicator variables single-equation cointegr...

This paper evaluates the impact of COVID-19 media coverage in mitigating its spread China during early phase pandemic. We construct a provincial-level dataset on and link it with population mobility data, among other control variables, to estimate how mitigates COVID-19. Seemingly unrelated regressions are used examine simultaneous number new cases close contacts. The results show that effect t...

This study focuses on Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (BRICS countries), which contribute over 40% of global CO2 emissions. Using panel co-integration tests, fully modified OLS seemingly unrelated regressions, the contributes to literature by revealing that public debt securities foster transition from fossil fuel electricity towards low-carbon electricity, whereas private credit ...