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a Wald statistics, conditionally on the cointegration rank. The methodology is used to study long-run causal links …
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a Wald statistics, conditionally on the cointegration rank. The methodology is used to study long-run causal links …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005036190
Swaps are one of the major innovations of the 80s but there are little empirical studies on interest rates swaps (IRS), especially on European markets. To understand how swap pricing works, we estimate IRS valuation models for the French swap market. On one hand, from the market value of the...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005671911
Swaps are one of the major innovations of the 80s but there are little empirical studies on interest rates swaps (IRS), especially on US and European markets. To understand how swap pricing works, we estimate IRS valuation models for the US, German and French swap markets. On one hand, we derive...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005036177
interdependence is analyzed through overlapping rolling cointegration and shocks on correlations through multivariate GARCH models …
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In this article, we analyze the US short term real interest rate series for the last five decades in the framework of a M-SETAR model (Momentum - Self Exciting Threshold Auto-Regressive). With the aim of disentangling the non-linearity from the non-stationarity cases, we use threshold...
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The objective of the paper is to investigate to what extent business cycles co-move in Germany, France and Italy. We use a large-scale database of non-stationary series for the euro area in order to assess the effect of common versus idiosyncratic shocks, as well as transitory versus permanent...
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The purpose of this article is to study the trends in per capita productivity in several major industrialised countries. The analysis is first based on annual data over a long period spanning the entire 20th century for the United States, France and the United Kingdom. Productivity trends are...
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This paper uses disaggregated CPI time series to show that a break in the mean of French inflation occurred in the mid-eighties and that the 1983 monetary policy shift mostly accounted for it. CPI average yearly growth declined from nearly 11% before the break date (May 1985) to 2.1% after. No...
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Non parametric and parametric estimation for the spectral density of a stationary process is a well-known topic, except when the spectrum vanishes for some frequency. Indeed, for this frequency, the limit law degenerates, and traditional inference no longer applies. The paper introduces non...
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