I adapt the Generalised Method of Moments to deal with nonlinear models in which a nite number of isolated parameter values satisfy the moment conditions. To do so, I initially study rst-order underidenti ed models whose expected Jacobian is rank de cient but not necessarily 0. In both cases, the proposed procedures yield efficiency gains and underidenti cation tests with standard asymptotics. I study separately non-linear in parameters but linear in variables models and fundamentally non-linear models without separation of data and parameters. I illustrate the proposed inference procedures with a dynamic panel data model and a non-linear regression model for discrete data.
Keywords: Finite set, Generalised Method of Moments, Identi
cation test.
JEL: C10