Bo E. Honoré

This paper first reviews some of the approaches that have been taken to estimate the common parameters of binary outcome models with fixed effects.

This paper builds on Bonhomme (2012) to develop a method to systematically construct moment conditions for dynamic panel data logit models with fixed effects.

This paper introduces measures for how each moment contributes to the precision of parameter estimates in GMM settings.

This paper introduces measures for how each moment contributes to the precision of the parameter estimates in GMM settings.

This paper introduces a bivariate version of the generalized accelerated failure time model. It allows for simultaneity in the econometric sense that the two realized outcomes depend structurally on each other. Another feature of the proposed model is that it will generate equal durations with positive probability. The motivating example is retirement decisions by married couples. In that example it seems reasonable to allow for the possibility that each partner's optimal retirement time depends on the retirement time of the spouse.

This paper introduces a bivariate version of the generalized accelerated failure time model. It allows for simultaneity in the econometric sense that the two realized outcomes depend structurally on each other.

In this paper we specify and use a new duration model to study joint retirement in married couples using the Health and Retirement Study.

This paper discusses some issues related to specification estimation of nonlinear models using panel data.