Testing the Information Matrix Equality with Robust Estimators



we obtain


EFn


Y - βn
σn


-Σ3κn + o(κnn),


f 17 y - βn V
EFnσ .

f 17 y - βn 73
EFn [k~τr).
P ff Y - βn y'
EFn l σ


1-4λn + o(κnn),


κn -3κn + o(κn, λn),


3+λn - 12Σ4λn + o(κnn).


Letting ( m 1 ,m 2 ,m 3) = Wm ( Y ; θn ), this results in


EFn (m 1) = n(4 + d) + o(κn, λn)

EFn (m2) = Kn + O(Kn, λn)

EFn (m13) = λn + O(Kn, λn)


Note that, from (20),


_    1 E [(Z4 - 6Z2 + 3)Pc(Z)]

=    12       E [ZPc(Z)]

= -2Σ4,


and thus EFn [rn 1] = o(κn, λn). Since κn = k/yfn and λn = l∕√n, we obtain


b = lim nEEFn [ Wm ( Y ; θn )] =
n→∞


from which it is straightforward that


+ k2 l2

δ=bv+b=_+-.


Acknowledgements

Financial support from the Flemish Fund for Scientific Research (grant
G.0366.01) is gratefully acknowledged.


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