A Hausman test for a dummy variable in probit

Laura Greene Knapp · Terry G. Seaks

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A new Hausman test is presented for the exogeneity of a dummy variable in a probit model. It is very easy to implement because of the equivalence of the log likelihood functions for bivariate probit and recursive probit. The procedure is applied to a model of student loan default due to Knapp and Seaks (1992).

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