Search results for "unobserved heterogeneity"

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The democratization process: An empirical appraisal of the role of political protest

2020

Abstract This paper analyses the role of peaceful and violent protest in the democratization process. We interpret the democratization process as a sequence of phases so as to allow citizens' and elites' preferences for democracy to vary according to the particular phase that a country is experiencing. By doing so we jointly model the probability of protest and of moving through different phases of democracy taking into account time-constant and time-varying unobserved heterogeneity. In particular, we develop a multivariate finite mixture model that introduces a latent variable to capture unobservable factors. On a sample of 171 countries from 1971 to 2010, we provide evidence that protest …

Economics and EconometricsDemocratization processProcess (engineering)media_common.quotation_subject05 social sciencesSample (statistics)Latent variableUnobservableDemocracy0506 political scienceDemocratic consolidationPoliticsPeaceful and violent protestUnobserved heterogeneityPolitical sciencePolitical economy0502 economics and businessPolitical Science and International Relations050602 political science & public administrationDemocratization050207 economicsmedia_commonEuropean Journal of Political Economy
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Modelling Unobserved Heterogeneity in Health and Health Care: an Extended Latent Class Approach

2011

Health CareUnobserved HeterogeneityHealthLatent Class Approach
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Uncontrolled diabetes and health care utilisation:A bivariate latent Markov model approach

2018

Although uncontrolled diabetes (UD) or poor glycaemic control is a widespread condition with potentially life-threatening consequences, there is sparse evidence of its effects on health care utilisation. We jointly model the propensities to consume health care and UD by employing an innovative bivariate latent Markov model that allows for dynamic unobserved heterogeneity, movements between latent states and the endogeneity of UD. We estimate the effects of UD on primary and secondary health care consumption using a panel dataset of rich administrative records from Spain and measure UD using a biomarker. We find that, conditional on time-varying unobservables, UD does not have a statisticall…

Malelatent Markov modelunobserved heterogeneityBivariate analysisMarkov modelDiabete03 medical and health sciences0502 economics and businessHealth careEconometricsDiabetes MellitusHumansEndogeneitySocial determinants of health050207 economicsPoor glycaemic controlhealth care utilisationAgedConsumption (economics)Models StatisticalMarkov chainbusiness.industry030503 health policy & servicesHealth Policy05 social sciencesPatient Acceptance of Health CareMarkov ChainsSpainFemale0305 other medical sciencebusinessPsychology
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Segmenting customers according to online word-of-mouth about hotels

2021

There is a renewed interest in the study of online word-of-mouth behavior due to the increasing use of the Internet and the development of social networks. This paper focuses on the receiver perspective to analyze the unequal influence of the antecedents of online consumer searches. The main purpose is to detect the heterogeneity of the effect of different motivations (convenience, risks reduction and social reassurance) and the volume of comments on the willingness to check online reviews. Based on 393 guests of hotels, a mixture regression model indicates the existence of three internally consistent segments, which reveal the varying influence on consumer intentions to look at online comm…

Motivationbusiness.industryVolumeStrategy and ManagementPerspective (graphical)Word of mouthMixture regressionAdvertisingMixture regression modelMarket segmentationHotelBenestar socialUnobserved heterogeneityHuman resource managementThe InternetEmpirical ArticleBusinessBusiness and International ManagementOnline word-of-mouthMercat InvestigacióService Business
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Effect of customer heterogeneity on the relationship satisfaction–loyalty

2014

Abstract The need to study the differences among consumers due to their behavioural heterogeneity and the highly competitive consumer markets is recognized. In this paper, we analyse the potential heterogeneous shopping assessment in retail and how that experience may influence on consequent customer loyalty in a different way. The effects of satisfaction on attitudinal and behavioural loyalty and positive word of mouth are estimated by a finite-mixture structural equation model, and unobserved heterogeneity is analysed simultaneously. The results show that there are three latent segments where the strength of causal relationships differs which mean that there is an overestimation of the im…

Relationship satisfactionBoca-orejaLealtadmedia_common.quotation_subjectRetailWord of mouthSatisfactionAdvertisingHeterogeneidad no observadaStructural equation modelingLoyalty business modelLoyaltyCustomer heterogeneityWord-of-mouthUnobserved heterogeneitySatisfacciónLoyaltyEconomicsGeneral Earth and Planetary SciencesFinite mixture structural equation modellingModelo de ecuaciones estructurales de mezclas finitasMarketingComercio minoristaGeneral Environmental Sciencemedia_commonRevista Española de Investigación en Marketing ESIC
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Self-confidence predicts entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial success

2023

kaksostutkimusyrittäjätpersonalityManagement of Technology and Innovationitseluottamusunobserved heterogeneitypersoonallisuuden piirteetBusiness and International Managemententrepreneurshipyrittäjyyspersoonallisuusentrepreneurial successmenestyminen
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Is personality related to permanent earnings? Evidence using a twin design

2018

Using twin survey combined with register-based panel data on labor market outcomes, the authors examine the association between personality characteristics and long-term earnings among prime working-age individuals. The long-term earnings were measured over the 1990–2008 period. The sample contains 4,642 twin pairs, of which 53% are females. In contrast to previous studies, this paper uses the within-twin dimension of the data to control for shared family background and confounding genetic factors. The results suggest that unobserved genetic differences may introduce omitted variable bias in standard ordinary least square results. After controlling for shared environment and genetic backgro…

tulotlabor market outcomesEconomics and EconometricsSociology and Political Sciencemedia_common.quotation_subjectunobserved heterogeneitytulotaso050109 social psychologypalkat0502 economics and businessPersonality0501 psychology and cognitive sciences050207 economicsApplied Psychologymedia_commonkaksostutkimusta511ansiotasoExtraversion and introversionEarnings05 social sciencesOmitted-variable biaspersoonallisuusNeuroticismTwin studykaksosettwin studiesFacet (psychology)personalityDemographic economicsPsychologyearningsPanel dataJournal of Economic Psychology
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Economics of wage differentials and public sector labour markets

2013

wage curvepalkkaerotnaisetvaltion työntekijätyksityinen sektoriunobserved heterogeneitypalkanmuodostustyömarkkinatimplicit contractspublic sector employmentjulkinen sektorivalikoituminenpalkatkoulutustaustamiehetwage differentialskunnan työntekijät
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