For over fifty years researchers have encountered difficulties with least squares estimators when predictor variables in a regression analysis are multicollinear. Extensive research efforts over the last ten to fifteen years have resulted in a clear understanding of many aspects of this problem and have, generated a great deal of controversy over possible solutiors. In this survey the nature and effects of predictor-variable multicollinearities are examined. Emphasis is placed on discussions of the multicollinearity problem itself rather than on classical or Bayesian solutions to the problem.
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Richard F. Gunst (1983) studied this question.
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