Michael Keane

University of Oxford, Economics, Faculty Member

The University of New South Wales, School of Economics, Faculty Member

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Professor of Economics at UNSW, specializing in choice modelling, labour economics, health economics and econometrics.
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Sectoral Shift Theories of Unemployment: Evidence From Panel Data

Nominal Contracting Theories of Unemployment: Evidence From Panel Data

A New Idea for Welfare Reform

Quarterly Review

Are Economic Forecasts Rational?

Quarterly Review

An Empirical Analysis of Income Dynamics Among Men in the PSID: 1968–1989

Mixture of Normals Probit Models

Bayesian Inference for Dynamic Choice Models Without the Need for Dynamic Programming

Generalized indirect inference for discrete choice models

Journal of Econometrics

Effects of Permanent and Transitory Tax Changes in a Life-Cycle Labor Supply Model with Human Capital

International Economic Review

A smooth mixture of Tobits model for healthcare expenditure

The Offshoring Strategies of US Multinational Corporations Operating in Canada

Heuristics Used by Humans with Prefrontal Cortex Damage: Toward an Empirical Model of Phineas Gage

Current Issues in Discrete Choice Modeling

Marketing Letters, Jun 30, 1997

Comment on "Simulation and Estimation of Hedonic Models" by Heckman, Matzkin and Nesheim

Estimating Equilibrium Models of Sorting across Locations

Eliminating Race Differences in School Attainment and Labor Market Success

Journal of Labor Economics, 2000

Estimating Welfare Effects Consistent with Forward-Looking Behavior. Part I: Lessons from a Simulation Exercise

Ssrn Electronic Journal, 2001

Estimation of Discrete Choice Models with Many Alternatives Using Random Subsets of the Full Choice Set: With an Application to Demand for Frozen Pizza

Economics Series Working Papers, Nov 14, 2012

Behavior In A Dynamic Decision Problem: Evidence From The Laboratory

A factor-analytic probit model for repressing the market structure in panel data

Journal of Marketing Research, 1995

Sectoral Shift Theories of Unemployment: Evidence From Panel Data

Nominal Contracting Theories of Unemployment: Evidence From Panel Data

A New Idea for Welfare Reform

Quarterly Review

Are Economic Forecasts Rational?

Quarterly Review

An Empirical Analysis of Income Dynamics Among Men in the PSID: 1968–1989

Mixture of Normals Probit Models

Bayesian Inference for Dynamic Choice Models Without the Need for Dynamic Programming

Generalized indirect inference for discrete choice models

Journal of Econometrics

Effects of Permanent and Transitory Tax Changes in a Life-Cycle Labor Supply Model with Human Capital

International Economic Review

A smooth mixture of Tobits model for healthcare expenditure

The Offshoring Strategies of US Multinational Corporations Operating in Canada

Heuristics Used by Humans with Prefrontal Cortex Damage: Toward an Empirical Model of Phineas Gage

Current Issues in Discrete Choice Modeling

Marketing Letters, Jun 30, 1997

Comment on "Simulation and Estimation of Hedonic Models" by Heckman, Matzkin and Nesheim

Estimating Equilibrium Models of Sorting across Locations

Eliminating Race Differences in School Attainment and Labor Market Success

Journal of Labor Economics, 2000

Estimating Welfare Effects Consistent with Forward-Looking Behavior. Part I: Lessons from a Simulation Exercise

Ssrn Electronic Journal, 2001

Estimation of Discrete Choice Models with Many Alternatives Using Random Subsets of the Full Choice Set: With an Application to Demand for Frozen Pizza

Economics Series Working Papers, Nov 14, 2012

Behavior In A Dynamic Decision Problem: Evidence From The Laboratory

A factor-analytic probit model for repressing the market structure in panel data

Journal of Marketing Research, 1995

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