Generalized Tobit

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A generalized Tobit is a generalization of the econometric Tobit model after James Tobin. It is also called Heckit after James Heckman. Tobit models assume that a variable is truncated.

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Tobin, 1958, Estimation of relationships for limited dependent variables, Econonetrica 26, pp. 24-36

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