The existence and the asymptotic performance of the quasi-likelihood estimator was studied by Kagan (1976), McCullagh (1983) and Morton (1981 ). However, their proof do not reveal whether multiple roots may yield one or more consistent solutions. In this paper, arguing as Cramer (1946( ), Huzurbazar
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A note on estimating errors from the likelihood function
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