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Modeling Nonnegativity Via Truncated Logistic and Normal Distributions: An Application to Rangeland Price Analysis

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  • Xu, Feng
  • Mittelhammer, Ron C.
  • Torell, A.

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This study presents an empirical method of modeling the nonnegativity of dependent variables using truncated logistic and normal disturbance distributions. The method is applied in estimating a ranch land hedonic price function. Results show that the degree of truncation is significant.
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  • Xu, Feng & Mittelhammer, Ron C. & Torell, A., 1994. "Modeling Nonnegativity Via Truncated Logistic and Normal Distributions: An Application to Rangeland Price Analysis," Staff General Research Papers Archive 790, Iowa State University, Department of Economics.
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