LetΞbery×ry diagonal matrix that consist of the firstrylargest eigenvalues of theT×T matrix (N T)−1PN i=1ubiub′i. Then by the definition of eigenvalues andH,b HΞb = (N T)−1PN
i=1ubiub′iH. It’s easy to show thatb Ξis invertible following the proof of Proposition A.1 (i) inBai(2009) given the covergence rate of ˆθto θ is√
N T. Then Hb −H0R
= 1 N T
XN i=1
Ci
θ−θˆ θ−θˆ′
C′iHΞb −1+ 1 N T
XN i=1
Ci
θ−θˆ
u′iHΞb −1+ 1 N T
XN i=1
ui
θ−θˆ′
C′iHΞb −1 + 1
N T XN i=1
H0ϕ0iε′iHb + 1 N T
XN i=1
εiϕ0i′H0′HΞb −1+ 1 N T
XN i=1
εiε′iHΞb −1
(B.1)
whereR= N T1 PN
i=1ϕ0iϕ0i′H0′HΞb −1. Following the proof of Proposition A.1 (ii) in Bai(2009), we can show that Ris invertible.
Lemma B.1 Under AssumptionsBtoD, we have (a) T−1 bH−H0R2=Op δNT−2
,
(b) T−1
Hb −H0R′
H0=Op δNT−2 , T−1
Hb −H0R′
F0=Op δ−NT2 ,
(c) T−1
Hb −H0R′
Hb =Op δNT−2 ,
(e) Ξ=Op(1),R=Op(1),Ξ−1=Op(1),R−1=Op(1). (f) RR′−
H0′H0 T
−1
=Op δNT−2 ,
(g) MHb−MH0 =Op δ−NT1 ,
(h) 1
√N T XN ℓ=1
ϕℓε′ℓ
Hb −H0R
=Op
rT N
! +Op
√T δ2NT
! ,
(i)
√1 N T
XN h=1
(εhε′h−E(εhε′h))H0
=Op(1), (j)
√1 N T
XN h=1
H0′(εhε′h−E(εhε′h))H0
=Op(1), (m)
1 N√
T XN ℓ=1
E(εℓε′ℓ)
=O(1),
(n) 1
√N T XN ℓ=1
[εℓε′ℓ−E(εℓε′ℓ)] =Op(1).
Proof of Lemma B.1. We can follow the way of the proof of Lemma A.1to prove this lemma. Thus, we omitted the details.
Lemma B.2 Under AssumptionsBtoD, we have 1
N T XN
i=1
Zb′iMHbCi− 1 N T
XN i=1
Z′iMH0Ci=Op δNT−1
1 N T
XN i=1
Zb′iMHbZbi− 1 N T
XN i=1
Z′iMH0Zi=Op δNT−1
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Proof of Lemma B.2. With LemmaB.1 (g), we can follow the way of the proof of LemmaA.3 to prove this lemma.
Thus, we omitted the details.
Lemma B.3 Under AssumptionsA toD, we have (a) 1
Proof of LemmaB.3. Following the proof of LemmaA.9(a), (b) and (d), we can easily prove parts (a)-(c), respectively.
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Consider (d). Since HbR−1−H0
= 1 N T
XN i=1
Ci
θ−θˆ θ−ˆθ′
C′iHb H0′Hˆ T
!−1
(Υ0ϕ)−1+ 1 N T
XN i=1
Ci
θ−ˆθ
ui′Hb H0′Hˆ T
!−1
(Υ0ϕ)−1
+ 1 N T
XN i=1
ui
θ−ˆθ′
C′iHb H0′Hˆ T
!−1
(Υ0ϕ)−1+ 1 N T
XN i=1
H0ϕ0iε′iHb H0′Hˆ T
!−1
(Υ0ϕ)−1
+ 1 N
XN i=1
εiϕ0i′(Υ0ϕ)−1+ 1 N T
XN i=1
εiε′iHb H0′Hˆ T
!−1
(Υ0ϕ)−1
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We have
Consider the first result in (f). We have
by LemmasA.1(i), (m) and (n) and LemmaB.3(a). The other variant is derived in a similar manner.
Replacing ϕ0i by T1
Hb −H0R′
εi, with Lemma B.3 (d) and (e), we can prove (g). Following the way of proof of
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LemmaA.4(i), we can prove (h). Now consider (i).
1 N
XN ℓ=1
XN h=1
Γ0ℓV′ℓVh
T Γ0h′
≤
1 N T
XN ℓ=1
XN h=1
XT t=1
Γ0ℓE(VℓtV′ht)Γ0h′ +
1 N T
XN ℓ=1
XN h=1
XT t=1
Γ0ℓ
VℓtV′ht−E(VℓtV′ht) Γ0h′
≤1 N
XN ℓ=1
XN h=1
kΓ0ℓkkΓ0hk¯σℓh+ 1
√T
1 N√
T XN ℓ=1
XN h=1
XT t=1
Γ0ℓ
VℓtV′ht−E(VℓtV′ht) Γ0h′
=Op(1) since
E 1 N
XN ℓ=1
XN h=1
kΓ0ℓkkΓ0hkσ¯ℓh
!
≤ 1 N
XN ℓ=1
XN h=1
EkΓ0ℓk2EkΓ0hk21/2
¯ σℓh≤ C
N XN ℓ=1
XN h=1
¯
σℓh≤C2 by AssumptionB3.
Lemma B.4 Under AssumptionsA toD, we have
√1 N T
XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jMbFMHbui= 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jMF0MH0εi+Op
1 δNT
+Op
√N T δNT3
!
Proof of Lemma B.4. SinceMH0ui=MH0εi and MbFMHb−MF0MH0=MF0
MHb −MH0
+
MFb−MF0
MH0+
MbF−MF0 MHb −MH0
we have
√1 N T
XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jMbFMHbui− 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jMF0MH0εi
= 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jMF0
MHb −MH0
ui+ 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′j
MbF−MF0 MH0ui
+ 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′j
MbF−MF0 MHb−MH0
ui
=H1+H2+H3
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Now we consider the term H1. Since MHb −MH0 = −T−1(Hb −H0R)R′H0′−T−1H0R(Hb −H0R)′ −T−1(Hb − H0R)(Hb −H0R)′−T−1H0
RR′− T−1H0′H0−1
H′0, we have
√1 N T
XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jMF0
MHb −MH0 ui
=− 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′j1
T(HbR−1−H0)
H0′H0 T
−1
H0′ui
− 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′j1
T(HbR−1−H0) RR′−
H0′H0 T
−1! H0′ui
− 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′j1
TH0R(Hb −H0R)′ui− 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′j1
T(Hb −H0R)(Hb −H0R)′ui
− 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′j1
TH0 RR′−
H0′H0 T
−1! H0′ui
+ 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jF0 F0′F0−1
F0′1
T(HbR−1−H0)
H0′H0 T
−1
H0′ui
+ 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jF0 F0′F0−1
F0′1
T(HbR−1−H0) RR′−
H0′H0 T
−1! H0′ui
+ 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jF0 F0′F0−1
F0′1
TH0R(Hb −H0R)′ui
+ 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jF0 F0′F0−1
F0′1
T(Hb −H0R)(Hb −H0R)′ui
+ 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jF0 F0′F0−1
F0′1
TH RR′−
H0′H0 T
−1! H0′ui
=H1.1+H1.2+H1.3+H1.4+H1.5+H1.6+H1.7+H1.8+H1.9
We first consider the termsH1.2 toH1.9. Note thatui=H0ϕ0i +εi. ForH1.2, we have
kH1.2k=
√1 N T
XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′j1
T(Hb −H0R)R−1 RR′−
H0′H0 T
−1! H0′ui
≤√
N T× 1 N
XN i=1
XN j=1
|wij| 1
TV′j(Hb −H0R)
ϕ0i1 TH0′H0
RR′−
H0′H0 T
−1 R−1
+√ N× 1
N XN
i=1
XN j=1
|wij| 1
TV′j(Hb −H0R) 1
√TH0′εi
RR′−
H0′H0 T
−1 R−1
=Op
√N T δNT3
!
by LemmaA.1(f) and LemmasA.9(g), (h).
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ForH1.3, we have
by Lemma B.1 (b), Lemmas A.9 (b)-(c) and Lemma B.3 (c). Similarly, we can show that H1.7 = Op Now we consider the termH1.1. Since
HbR−1−H0 we can decompose the termH1.1 as follows
− 1
We consider the last five termsH1.1.2 toH1.1.6. ForH1.1.2, we can derive that
For the termH1.1.5, we have
For the termH1.1.6, we have
Combining the above terms, we can show that H1=− 1
− 1
by Lemma B.3 (e). In similar manner,
kH2.2k=
by Lemma B.1 (b) and Lemma B.3 (e) (g).
kH2.4k=
√1 N T
XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jT−1F0
RR′− T−1F0′F0−1
F0′MH0ui
(B.18)
≤
√1 N T
XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jT−1F0
RR′− T−1F0′F0−1 F0′εi
(B.19)
+
√1 N T
XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jT−1F0
RR′− T−1F0′F0−1
F0′H0 H0′H0−1
H0′εi
(B.20)
≤ rN
T 1 N
XN i=1
XN j=1
|wij|
V′jF0
√T
RR′− T−1F0′F0−1 F0′εi
√T
(B.21)
+ rN
T 1 N
XN i=1
XN j=1
|wij|
V′jF0
√T
RR′− T−1F0′F0−1 F0′H0
T
H0′H0 T
−1 H0′εi
√T
(B.22)
=Op
rN T
1 δ2N T
!
by Lemma B.1 (f) and B.3 (c). To sum up,kH2k=Op
√ N δN T2
+Op
√ N T δ3N T
. Now we consider the termH3. Using
MbF−MF0 =−T−1(bF−F0R)R′F0′−T−1F0R(bF−FR)0′−T−1(bF−F0R)(bF−F0R)′−T−1F0
RR′− T−1F0′F0−1 F0′ andMHb−MH0 =−T−1(Hb−H0R)R′H0′−T−1H0R(Hb−H0R)′−T−1(Hb−H0R)(Hb−H0R)′−T−1H0
RR′− T−1H0′H0−1 H we have
H3= 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′j
MbF−MF0 MHb−MH0
ui (B.23)
= 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jT−1(bF−F0R)R′F0′T−1(Hb −H0R)R′H0′ui (B.24)
+ 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jT−1(bF−F0R)R′F0′T−1H0R(Hb −H0R)′ui (B.25)
+ 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jT−1(bF−F0R)R′F0′T−1(Hb −H0R)(Hb −H0R)′ui (B.26)
+ 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jT−1(bF−F0R)R′F0′T−1H0
RR′− T−1H0′H−1 H0′ui
+ 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijVj′T−1F0R(Fb−F0R)′T−1(Hb −H0R)R′H0′ui (B.27)
+ 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijVj′T−1F0R(bF−F0R)′T−1H0R(Hb −H0R)′ui (B.28)
+ 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijVj′T−1F0R(Fb−F0R)′T−1(Hb −H0R)(Hb −H0R)′ui (B.29)
+ 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijVj′T−1F0R(bF−F0R)′T−1H0
RR′− T−1H0′H−1 H0′ui
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+ 1
√N T XN
i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jT−1(Fb−F0R)(Fb−F0R)′T−1(Hb −H0R)R′H′ui (B.30)
+ 1
√N T XN
i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jT−1(bF−F0R)(bF−F0R)′T−1H0R(Hb −H0R)′ui (B.31)
+ 1
√N T XN
i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jT−1(Fb−F0R)(Fb−F0R)′T−1(Hb −H0R)(Hb −H0R)′ui (B.32)
+ 1
√N T XN
i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jT−1(bF−F0R)(bF−F0R)′T−1H0
RR′− T−1H0′H0−1 H0′ui
+ 1
√N T XN
i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jT−1F0
RR′− T−1F0′F0−1
F0′T−1(Hb −H0R)R′H0′ui (B.33)
+ 1
√N T XN
i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jT−1F0
RR′− T−1F0′F0−1
F0′T−1H0R(Hb −H0R)′ui (B.34)
+ 1
√N T XN
i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jT−1F0
RR′− T−1F0′F0−1
F0′T−1(Hb −H0R)(Hb −H0R)′ui (B.35)
+ 1
√N T XN
i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jT−1F0
RR′− T−1F0′F0−1
F0′T−1H0
RR′− T−1H0′H0−1 H0′ui
=H3.1.1+H3.1.2+H3.1.3+H3.1.4+ (B.36)
H3.2.1+H3.2.2+H3.2.3+H3.2.4+ (B.37)
H3.3.1+H3.3.2+H3.3.3+H3.3.4+ (B.38)
H3.4.1+H3.4.2+H3.4.3+H3.4.4.
kH3.1.1k=
√1 N T
XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jT−1(bF−F0R)R′F0′T−1(Hb −H0R)R′H0′ui
(B.39)
≤
√1 N T
XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jT−1(bF−F0R)R′F0′T−1(Hb −H0R)R′H0′H0ϕ0i
(B.40)
+
√1 N T
XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jT−1(bF−F0R)R′F0′T−1(Hb −H0R)R′H0′εi
≤√ N T 1
N XN i=1
XN j=1
|wij|T−1V′j(Fb−F0R)kR′kT−1F0′(Hb −H0R)R′H0′H0 T
ϕ0i (B.41)
+√ N 1
N XN i=1
XN j=1
|wij|T−1V′j(bF−F0R)kR′kT−1F0′(Hb −H0R) H0′εi
√T
(B.42)
=Op
√N T δN T3
!
by Lemma B.1 (b) and Lemma B.3 (e) (f).
kH3.1.2k=
√1 N T
XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jT−1(bF−F0R)R′F0′T−1H0R(Hb −H0R)′ui
(B.43)
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≤
+√
+
≤√
+
=Op Then, we have
√1
Now we consider the termH1.1.1, then we have H1.1.1=− 1
The termH1.1.1.2 is bounded in norm by
This completes the proof.
Lemma B.5 Under AssumptionsA toD, we have
√1 N T
XN i=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′F0′MbFMHbui
=− 1
N3/2T1/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓMbFMHbui
− 1
N3/2T3/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1 Fb′F0 T
!−1
Fb′VℓV′ℓMbFMHbui+Op
1 δ2NT
+Op
r T N3
!
Proof of Lemma B.5. We can follow the way of the proof of Lemma A.5to prove this lemma. Thus, we omitted the details.
Lemma B.6 Under AssumptionsA toD, we have 1
N3/2T3/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1 Fb′F0 T
!−1
Fb′VℓV′ℓMbFMHbui=Op
1 δNT
+Op
√N T
! +Op
√T N
!
Proof of Lemma B.6. We can follow the way of the proof of Lemma A.7to show that 1
N3/2T3/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1 Fb′F0 T
!−1
Fb′VℓV′ℓMbFMHbui
= 1
N3/2T3/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1 Fb′F0 T
!−1
Fb′E(VℓV′ℓ)MbFMHbui+Op
1 δNT
+Op
√T N
!
To proceed, we can follow the way of the proof of LemmaA.8to show that 1
N3/2T3/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1 Fb′F0 T
!−1
Fb′E(VℓV′ℓ)MbFMHbui (B.103)
= 1
N3/2T3/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1
F0′F0 T
−1
F0′E(VℓV′ℓ)MF0MH0εi+Op
1
√T
+Op
√N T
!
(B.104)
We write
H4= 1 N3/2T3/2
XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1
F0′F0 T
−1
F0′E(VℓV′ℓ)MF0MH0εi (B.105)
= 1
N3/2T3/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1
F0′F0 T
−1
F0′E(VℓV′ℓ) (IT −PH0−PF0+PH0PF0)εi (B.106)
=H4.1+H4.2+H4.3+H4.4. First considerH4.1.
vec (H4.1) = vec
1 N3/2T3/2
XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′Γ0ℓ
F0′F0 T
−1
F0′E(VℓV′ℓ)εi
(B.107)
= vec
1 N3/2T3/2
XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′Υ0)−1
F0′F0 T
−1XT s=1
XT t=1
fsE(v′ℓsvℓt)εit
(B.108)
= 1
N3/2T3/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
XT s=1
XT t=1
wijE(v′ℓsvℓt)εitfs0′⊗Γ0j′vec (Υ0)−1 F0′F
T
−1!
(B.109)
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= 1
by LemmaA.1(m) and AssumptionB3. Then we have 1
. Next, in a similar manner we obtain
vec (H4.2) = vec
Similar toH4.1we can show that
1
. Combining the above facts, we derive thatH4=Op 1
T
,which completes the proof.
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Lemma B.7 Under AssumptionsA toD, we have
− 1
N3/2T1/2 XN
i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓMbFMHbui
=− 1
N3/2T1/2 XN
i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓMF0MH0εi+Op
1 δNT
+Op
√T N
!
Proof of Lemma B.7. We can follow the way of the proof of Lemma A.6to show that 1
N3/2T1/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓMF0MHbui− 1 N3/2T1/2
XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓMbFMHbui
= rT
N 1 N
XN i=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1 1 N
XN ℓ=1
XN h=1
Γ0ℓV′ℓVh
T Γ0h′
! (Υ0)−1
F0′F0 T
−1F0′MHbui
T +Op
1 δNT
+Op
√T N
!
(B.114) Now we consider the first term on the right hand side in (B.114). Note thatMH0ui=MH0εiandMH0−MHb =PHb−PH0. We can derive that
− 1
N3/2T1/2 XN
i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓMF0MHbui−
− 1 N3/2T1/2
XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓMF0MH0εi
= 1
N3/2T1/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓMF0PHbui− 1 N3/2T1/2
XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓMF0PH0ui
= 1
N3/2T1/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓ1
TMF0HbHb′ui− 1 N3/2T1/2
XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓMF0PH0ui
= 1
N3/2T1/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓ1 TMF0
Hb −H0R
R′H0′ui
+ 1
N3/2T1/2 XN
i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓ1
TMF0H0R
Hb −H0R′
ui
+ 1
N3/2T1/2 XN
i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓ1 TMF0
Hb −H0R Hb −H0R′
ui
+ 1
N3/2T1/2 XN
i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓ1
TMF0H0 RR′−
H0′H0 T
−1! H0′ui
=I1+I2+I3+I4
We first consider the last three terms. Consider the termI2. By LemmasA.1(b) and (d), Lemmas A.4(a), (b) and (i),
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we can derive that
Consider the termI3. We can derive that
kI3k ≤
by LemmaA.1(f) and LemmaA.4(d).
We first consider the termI1.2. We have
We consider the term I1.1. By the equation (B.1), we have 1
For the termI1.1.1, we have
The term I1.1.1.1 is bounded in norm by
√1
by LemmaA.1(e) and LemmaA.4(d). Similarly, we can show the termI1.1.1.2is bounded in norm by
√1
For the termI1.1.3, with the fact thatE(εhε′h) =σε2IT, we can decompose it as which are bounded in norm by
1
For the termI1.1.5, with the fact thatkMF0Chk ≤ kChk, we have
Similarly, we can derive thatI1.1.6=Op
√
which is bounded in norm by 1
given the facts that
by AssumptionB3.
Combining the above terms, for the first term on the right hand side in (B.114), we can derive that
− 1
Next, we consider the second term on the right hand side in (B.114). It can be written as rT
+
by Lemma A.4 (a) (b), Lemma B.1 (b) and Lemma B.3 (h) (i).
kI6.3k ≤
rT N
1 N
XN i=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1 1 N
XN ℓ=1
XN h=1
Γ0ℓV′ℓVh
T Γ0h′
! (Υ0)−1
F0′F0 T
−1
T−2F0′
Hb −H0R Hb −H0R′
H0ϕ0i +
rT N
1 N
XN i=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′Γ0ℓ 1 N
XN ℓ=1
XN h=1
Γ0ℓV′ℓVh
T Γ0h′
! (Υ0)−1
F0′F0 T
−1
T−2F0′
Hb −H0R Hb −H0R′
εi
≤ rT
N 1 N
XN i=1
XN j=1
|wij|Γ0j′(Υ0)−1 1 N
XN ℓ=1
XN h=1
Γ0ℓV′ℓVh
T Γ0h′
(Υ0)−1
F0′F0 T
−1
F0′
Hb −H0R T
×
Hb −H0R′ H0 T
ϕ0i
+ rT
N 1 N
XN i=1
XN j=1
|wij|Γ0j′(Υ0)−1
1 N
XN ℓ=1
XN h=1
Γ0ℓV′ℓVh
T Γ0h′
(Υ0)−1
F0′F0 T
−1
F0′
Hb −H0R T
×
Hb −H0R′
εi
T
=Op
rT N
1 δ4N T
!
by Lemma A.4 (a) (b), Lemma B.1 (b) and Lemma B.3 (h) (i).
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kI6.4k
by Lemma A.4 (a) (b) (e), Lemma B.1 (f) and Lemma B.3 (i). Therefore, noting that T /N tends to a finite positive constant we concludeI6=Op δN T−2 with (B.115), we complete the proof.
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Lemma B.8 Under AssumptionsAtoD, we have
√1 N T
XN i=1
Γ0i′F0−′1MbF−1MHbui
=− 1
N3/2T1/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
Γ0i′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓ,−1MbF−1MHbui
− 1
N3/2T3/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
Γ0i′(Υ0)−1 Fb′−1F0−1 T
!−1
Fb′−1Vℓ,−1V′ℓ,−1MbF−1MHbui+Op δNT−2 +Op
r T N3
!
Proof of Lemma B.8. First, we have
√1 N T
XN i=1
Γ0i′(F0−1−Fb−1R−1)′MbF−1MHbui
=− 1
√N T XN i=1
Γ0i′ 1 N T
XN ℓ=1
R−1′Ξ−L1Fb′−1Vℓ,−1Γ0ℓ′F0−′1MbF−1MHbui
− 1
√N T XN i=1
Γ0i′ 1 N T
XN ℓ=1
R−1′Ξ−L1Fb′−1F0−1Γ0ℓV′ℓ,−1MbF−1MHbui
− 1
√N T XN i=1
Γ0i′ 1 N T
XN ℓ=1
R−1′Ξ−L1Fb′−1Vℓ,−1V′ℓ,−1MbF−1MHbui
=J1+J2+J3
We consider the term J1. By LemmaA.1(h), we have 1
N T XN ℓ=1
Fb′−1Vℓ,−1Γ0ℓ′=R′ 1 N T
XN ℓ=1
F0−′1Vℓ,−1Γ0ℓ′+ 1 N T
XN ℓ=1
Fb−1−F0−1R′
Vℓ,−1Γ0ℓ′
=Op
1
√N T
+Op
1 N
+Op
√ 1 N δ2NT
! .
(B.123)
Note that thatMHbH0=MHb
H0−HbR−1
. Given the equation (B.123), we can derive that
kJ1k=
With the definition ofR,J2can be reformulated as J2=−N−3/2T−1/2
Combining the above three terms, we can complete the proof.
Lemma B.9 Under AssumptionsAtoD, we have
− 1
Proof of Lemma B.9. Note thatMH0εi =MH0ui, we can derive that
− 1
N3/2T1/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
Γ0i′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓ,−1MbF−1MHbui− − 1 N3/2T1/2
XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
Γ0i′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓ,−1MF0
−1MH0εi
!
=− 1
N3/2T1/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
Γ0i′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓ,−1
MbF−1−MF0
−1
MH0εi
− 1
N3/2T1/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
Γ0i′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓ,−1MF0
−1
MHb−MH0 ui
− 1
N3/2T1/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
Γ0i′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓ,−1
MbF−1−MF0
−1 MHb−MH0 ui
=K1+K2+K3
Now we consider the termK1. Then
− 1
N3/2T1/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
Γ0i′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓ,−1(MbF−1−MF0
−1)MH0εi
= 1
N3/2T3/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
Γ0i′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓ,−1(Fb−1−F0−1R)R′F0−′1MH0εi
+ 1
N3/2T3/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
Γ0i′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓ,−1F0−1R(bF−1−F0−1R)′MH0εi
+ 1
N3/2T3/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
Γ0i′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓ,−1(bF−1−F0−1R)(bF−1−F0−1R)′MH0εi
+ 1
N3/2T3/2 XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
Γ0i′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓ,−1F0−1 RR′−(T−1F0−′1F0−1)−1
F0−′1MH0εi
=K1.1+K1.2+K1.3+K1.4 The term K1.1 is bounded in norm by
kK1.1k ≤ 1 N
XN i=1
Γ0i
√1 N T
XN ℓ=1
Γ0ℓV′ℓ,−1
Fb−1−F0−1R
√T
kRk(Υ0)−1
F0−′1MH0εi
√T
≤1 N
XN i=1
Γ0i
√1 N T
XN ℓ=1
Γ0ℓV′ℓ,−1
Fb−1−F0−1R
√T
kRk(Υ0)−1
× F0−′1εi
√T +
F0−′1F0 T
F0′F0 T
−1 F0′εi
√T +
F0−′1H0 T
H0′H0′ T
−1 H0′εi
√T
!
=Op
1 δNT
Similarly, with the fact that √1 N T
PN
ℓ=1Γ0ℓV′ℓ,−1F0−1=Op(1), we can show thatK1.4=Op T−1/2δNT−2 .
For the termK1.2, we have
This completes the proof.
Lemma B.10 Under AssumptionsA toD, we have N−3/2T−3/2
XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
Γ0i′(Υ0)−1(T−1Fb′−1F0−1)−1Fb′−1Vℓ,−1V′ℓ,−1MbF−1MHbui
=Op(δNT−1) +Op(N1/2δ−NT2) +Op(T1/2δNT−2)
Proof of Lemma B.10. Following the way of the proof of LemmaB.6, we can prove this lemma. Thus, we omit the details.
Lemma B.11 Under AssumptionsA toD, we have
√1 N T
XN i=1
V′iMbF−1MHbui= 1
√N T XN i=1
V′iMF0
−1MH0εi+Op
1 δNT
+Op
√N T δ3NT
!
Proof of Lemma B.11. Following the way of the proof of LemmaB.4, we can show that
√1 N T
XN i=1
V′iMbF−1MHbui= 1
√N T XN i=1
V′iMFb−1MH0εi+Op
1 δNT
+Op
√N T δ3NT
!
Then, similar to the proof of the termH2, we can prove that
√1 N T
XN i=1
V′iMFb−1MH0εi= 1
√N T XN i=1
V′iMF0
−1MH0εi+Op
√N T δNT3
!
This completes the proof.
Proof of Proposition 3.2. The termN−1/2T−1/2PN
i=1Zb′iMHbui, is equal to
N−1/2T−1/2PN i=1
PN
j=1wijX′jMbFMHbui
N−1/2T−1/2PN
i=1X′i,−1MbF−1MHbui
N−1/2T−1/2PN
i=1X′iMbFMHbui
(B.124)
Consider the first term in (B.124). By LemmasB.4,B.5,B.6 andB.7and the fact thatMH0Xj =MH0Vj, we can derive that
√1 N T
XN i=1
XN j=1
wijX′jMbFMHbui
= 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jMH0εi− 1 N3/2T1/2
XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓMH0εi+Op
1 δNT
+Op
√N T δ3NT
!
= 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijX′jMH0εi+Op
1 δNT
+Op
√N T δ3NT
!
whereXj=Xj−N1 PN
ℓ=1XℓΓ0ℓ′(Υ0)−1Γ0j.
Consider the second term in (B.124). By LemmasB.8,B.9,B.10andB.11, we have
√1 N T
XN i=1
X′i,−1MbF−1MHbui = 1
√N T XN i=1
X′i,
−1MF0
−1MH0εi+Op
1 δNT
+Op
√N T δNT3
!
Similarly, for the third term, we can show that
√1 N T
XN i=1
X′iMbFMHbui= 1
√N T XN i=1
X′iMH0εi+Op
1 δNT
+Op
√N T δ3NT
!
then
To proceed, we consider another asymptotic representation. Since
E
by Assumptions B3andE3. Then, we can derive that 1
Similarly, we can show that √1 N T
PN i=1
PN
j=1wijV′jPH0εi=Op(T−1/2). Then
√1 N T
XN i=1
XN j=1
wijX′jMH0εi
= 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jεi− 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jPH0εi− 1 N3/2T1/2
XN i=1
XN ℓ=1
XN j=1
wijΓ0j′(Υ0)−1Γ0ℓV′ℓMH0εi
= 1
√N T XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jεi+Op
1 δNT
Following the way of the proof of the above term, we can prove that
√1 N T
XN i=1
X′i,
−1MF0
−1MH0εi= 1
√N T XN i=1
V′i,−1εi+Op
1 δNT
√1 N T
XN i=1
X′
iMH0εi= 1
√N T XN i=1
V′iεi+Op
1 δNT
Thus, we have
√1 N T
XN i=1
Zb′iMHbui=
√1 N T
PN i=1
PN
j=1wijV′jεi
√1 N T
PN
i=1V′i,−1εi
√1 N T
PN i=1V′iεi
+Op
1 δNT
+Op
√N T δ3NT
!
With the above proof, we can also show that
√1 N T
XN i=1
Zb′iMHbui=
√1 N T
PN i=1
PN
j=1wijX′jMF0εi
√1 N T
PN
i=1X′i,−1MF0
−1εi
√1 N T
PN
i=1X′iMF0εi
+Op
1 δNT
+Op
√N T δNT3
!
This completes the proof.
Proof of Theorem 3.2. Substituting yi=Ciθ+ui intoecy and multiplying by√
N T we have
√N T(eθ−θ) =(Ae′Be−1A)e −1Ae′Be−1·N−1/2T−1/2 XN i=1
Ze′iMHbui.
With LemmasA.3andB.2, we have Ae −A=N−1T−1
XN i=1
Zb′iMHbCi−N−1T−1 XN i=1
Z′iMH0Ci=Op(δNT−1), Bb−B=N−1T−1
XN i=1
Zb′iMHbZbi−N−1T−1 XN i=1
Z′iMH0Zi=Op(δNT−1).
(B.125)
SinceZi= (PN
j=1wijMF0Xj,MF0
−1Xi,−1,MF0Xi), we have N−1T−1
XN i=1
Z′iPH0Ci=
N−1T−1PN i=1
PN
j=1wijV′j(PH0−PF0)Ci
N−1T−1PN
i=1V′i,−1
PH0−PF0
−1PH0
Ci
N−1T−1PN
i=1V′i(PH0−PF0)Ci
The first block in the above matrix isOp(T−1/2), since it is bounded in norm by kN−1T−1
XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jPH0Cik+kN−1T−1 XN i=1
XN j=1
wijV′jPF0Cik
≤T−1/2·N−1 XN i=1
XN j=1
|wij|kT−1/2V′jH0kkT−1/2Cik · kT−1/2H0kk(T−1H0′H0)−1k
+T−1/2·N−1 XN
i=1
XN j=1
|wij|kT−1/2V′jF0kkT−1/2Cik · kT−1/2F0kk(T−1F0′F0)−1k
=Op(T−1/2),
with the similar argument, the other blocks can be proved to beOp(T−1/2). Then N−1T−1
XN i=1
Z′iPH0Ci=Op(T−1/2). (B.126) A similar derivation gives
N−1T−1 XN i=1
Z′iPH0Zi=Op(T−1/2). (B.127) By Proposition3.2, (B.125)(B.126), and (B.127), we obtain
√N T .(eθ−θ) = (A′B−1A)−1A′B−1·N−1/2T−1/2 XN i=1
Z′iεi+Op(δ−NT1) +Op(N1/2T1/2δNT−3).
As N, T → ∞ with N/T2 → 0 and T /N2 → 0, the central limit theorem of the martingale difference in Kelejian and Prucha(2001) can be applicable. Then
√N T(eθ−θ)−→d N(0,Ψ).
With the equation (B.125), it’s sufficient to prove ˜σ2ε is the consistent estimator ofσε2. Note that MHb(yi−Ci˜θ) =Ci(θ−˜θ) +MHbH0ϕ0i +MHbεi,
then
˜ σ2ε−σ2ε
=N−1T−1 XN i=1
(θ−θ)˜ ′C′iCi(θ−θ)˜
+ 2N−1T−1 XN i=1
(θ−˜θ)′C′iMHbH0ϕ0i + 2N−1T−1 XN i=1
(θ−˜θ)′C′iMHbεi
+N−1T−1 XN i=1
ϕ0i′H0′MHbH0ϕ0i + 2N−1T−1
XN i=1
ϕ0i′H0′MHbεi−N−1T−1 XN i=1
ε′iPHbεi+N−1T−1 XN i=1
XT t=1
(ε2it−σ2ε).
The first term can be easily shown both to beOp(δNT−4). The last term is Op(N−1/2T−1/2). SinceMHbH0= MHb(H0−HbR−1), the second term is bounded in norm by
N−1 XN i=1
kT−1/2Cikkϕ0ik · kT−1/2(H0−HbR−1)kkθ−θ˜k=Op(N−1/2T−1/2δ−NT1) +Op(δNT−4),
the fourth term is bounded in norm by N−1
XN i=1
kϕ0ik2· kT−1/2(H0−HbR−1)k2=Op(δNT−2), the fifth term is bounded in norm by
2N−1 XN
i=1
kT−1/2εikkϕ0ik · kT−1/2(H0−HbR−1)k=Op(δ−NT1). The third term is bounded in norm by
2N−1T−1 XN i=1
kT−1/2CikkT−1/2εik · kθ−θ˜k=Op(N−1/2T−1/2) +Op(δNT−3), the sixth term is bounded in norm by
N−1T−2 XN i=1
kε′iHbk2≤N−1T−1 XN i=1
kT−1/2ε′iH0k2· kRk2+N−1T−1 XN i=1
kεik2· kT−1/2(Hb −H0R)k2, which isOp δ−NT2
. Collecting the above terms, we have ˜σε2−σε2=Op(δNT−1). Thus, we complete the proof.
Proof of Theorem3.3. Notingeui=ui−Ci
θe−θ
we have √1 N T
PN
i=1Zb′iMHbeui= √1 N T
PN
i=1Zb′iMHbui− Ae√
N T e θ−θ
. Since √ N T
e θ−θ
= A′B−1A−1
A′B−1√1 N T
PN
i=1Z′iMH0εi+op(1) by Proposition 3.2 and definingL =Ω−1/2Awe have Ωˆ−1/2√1
N T
PN
i=1Zb′iMHbeui =MLΩ−1/2√1 N T
PN
i=1Z′iMH0εi+op(1) withML=I3k−L(L′L)−1L′ whose rank isν= 3k−(k+ 2), which yields
1 N T
PN
i=1ue′MHbZb
iΩˆ−N T1 PN
i=1Zb′iMHbue→d χ2ν as required. Thus, we complete the proof.