Microeconometrics

1. Categorical Data
A. Colin Cameron

2. Competing Risks Model
Gerard J. Berg

3. Computational Methods in Econometrics
Vassilis A. Hajivassiliou

4. Control Functions
Salvador Navarro

5. Decision Theory in Econometrics
Keisuke Hirano

6. Difference-in-Difference Estimators
Alberto Abadie

7. Exchangeability
David Draper

8. Extreme Bounds Analysis
Edward E. Leamer

9. Field Experiments
John A. List, David Reiley

10. Fixed Effects and Random Effects
Badi H. Baltagi

11. Identification
Jean-Marie Dufour, Cheng Hsiao

12. Local Regression Models
Oliver B. Linton

13. Logit Models of Individual Choice
Thierry Magnac

14. Longitudinal Data Analysis
Cheng Hsiao

15. Matching Estimators
Petra E. Todd

16. Maximum Score Methods
Robert P. Sherman

17. Mixture Models
Bruce G. Lindsay, Michael Stewart

18. Natural Experiments and Quasi-Natural Experiments
J. Dinardo

19. Nonlinear Panel Data Models
Ekaterini Kyriazidou

20. Nonparametric Structural Models
Rosa L. Matzkin

21. Partial Identification in Econometrics
Charles F. Manski

22. Partial Linear Model
Elie Tamer

23. Propensity Score
Jinyong Hahn

24. Proportional Hazard Model
Jerry A. Hausman, Tiemen M. Woutersen

25. Quantile Regression
Moshe Buchinksy

26. Regression-Discontinuity Analysis
Wilbert Klaauw

27. Roy model
James J. Heckman, Christopher Taber

28. Rubin Causal Model
Guido W. Imbens, Donald B. Rubin

29. Selection Bias and Self-Selection
James J. Heckman

30. Semiparametric Estimation
James L. Powell

31. Simulation-Based Estimation
Eric Renault

32. Social Interactions (Empirics)
Yannis M. Ioannides

33. Spatial Econometrics
Timothy G. Conley

34. Survey Data, Analysis of
Jeff Dominitz, Arthur Soest

35. Tobit model
Jean-Marc Robin

36. Treatment Effect
Joshua D. Angrist

37. Variance, Analysis of
Andrew Gelman

Keywords: Literature, Early Modern/Renaissance Literature, Microeconomics