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conjecture by, first, exploring with cointegration and ECM techniques the interdependence between the dynamics of the Dollar …
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This paper studies nonlinear cointegration models in which the structural coefficients may evolve smoothly over time …-consistency apply in nonparametric kernel estimation of time-varying coefficient cointegration models. The higher rate of convergence …
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This paper considers a general model specification between a parametric co-integrating model and a nonparametric co-integrating model in a multivariate regression model, which involves a univariate integrated time series regressor and a vector of stationary time series regressors. A new and...
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This paper discusses nonparametric series estimation of integrable cointegration models using Hermite functions. We …
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cointegration techniques. …
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This paper compares and generalizes some testing procedures for structural change in the context of cointegrated regression models.
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This paper considers the analysis of cointegrated time series using principal components methods. These methods have the advantage of neither requiring the normalisation imposed by the triangular eror correction model, nor the specification of a finite order vector autoregression.
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1980:1-2004:4 using bounds testing approach. The bounds test reveals evidence of cointegration between the real GDP and the …
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approach for the Philippines data. Results reveal evidence of cointegration between the real GDP and its determinants, namely …
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Two methods of identifying cointegrating vectors are commonly used: linear restrictions and the nonlinear method of Johansenos maximum likelihood procedure. That linear method can produce invalid estimates while the Johansen approach always produces valid estimates has been recognised in several...
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