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Figure 1. Weights wfor eachs for the OLS-RV, the MSLS estimator of Corsi and Curci (2006), and the MSRV estimator for s = 1,
Table 1. Summary of simulation scenarios. × indicates whether the particular effect is present
Table 2. Relative RMSEs (in percentage) of the true value of IV. Scorresponding minimum is achieved across the values ofsubsamples (kernel length) using true values of IV,min denotes the number of subsamples (kernel length) for which the S considered in th
Figure 2. Summary of the results for simulation Experiment 2. Each panel illustrates the percentage RMSE of various estimators as a function
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