Endogeneity in Spatial Models is the systematic error arising in spatial econometric analyses when spatially correlated omitted variables, measurement errors, or simultaneous relationships bias the estimated parameters due to the improper specification of spatial dependencies among observations.
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WHERE IS THE ECONOMICS IN SPATIAL ECONOMETRICS?*
Luisa Corrado, B. Fingleton · Journal of Regional Science · 2011 · 506 citations
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IZA - Institute of Labor Economics
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Groningen, The Netherlands
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