Essays about: "endogenity"

Found 3 essays containing the word endogenity.

1. 1. The impact of visitors satisfaction in explaining expenditure behaviour : A structural equation modelling approach

   University essay from Högskolan Dalarna/Nationalekonomi

   Author : Heba Kurdi; [2018]
   Keywords : Endogenity; Structural Equation Modelling SEM ; Satisfaction; Expenditure; Marketing; Venice.;

   Abstract : Visitor expenditure can be affected by different economic, socio-demographic and psychological variables. Previous literature have focused on the use of observed tourists and destination characteristics as explanatory variables to explain visitor expenditure, whereas the use of psychological factors has been underresearched. READ MORE

3. 2. Income inequality regression models with applications

   University essay from Lunds universitet/Statistiska institutionen

   Author : Adrian Mehic; [2017]
   Keywords : dynamic panel data; income inequality; endogenity; Gini coefficient; Mathematics and Statistics;

   Abstract : This thesis addresses three topics in income inequality. First, a cross- sectional dataset of 30 countries is used to investigate the causes of between- country differences in income inequality. Secondly, a panel of the same countries is used to examine the drivers behind the change in inequality between 1985 and 2013. READ MORE

4. 3. Business or Pleasure: Broadband and Employment in Swedish Municipalities 2007-2011

   University essay from Lunds universitet/Nationalekonomiska institutionen

   Author : Erik Grenestam; [2013]
   Keywords : Broadband; Internet; Fiber; Optic fiber; IT; Employment growth; Local employment growth; Sweden; Business and Economics;

   Abstract : The thesis examines the relationship between expanding coverage of fiber optic broadband and employment in Swedish municipalities during 2007-2011 using a fixed effects panel and an instrumental variables model. Increased fiber coverage among households is estimated to have a negative effect on municipal employment whereas increased coverage among workplaces is weakly positively related to employment. READ MORE