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Much of the statistical analysis for poverty measurement regards the data employed to estimate poverty statistics as error-free observations. However, it is amply recognized that surveys responses are not perfectly reliable and that the quality of the data is often poor, especially for...
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The usual index of leading indicators has constant weights on its components and is therefore implicitly premised on the assumption that the dynamical properties of the economy remain the same over time and across phases of the business cycle. We explore the possibility that the business cycle...
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we use the Bayesian penalized approach to stochastic frontiers developed in Hajargasht et al. (2003). Finally we …
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can be handled easily in Bayesian inference. A new Markov Chain Monte Carlo algorithm is introduced and proves to work …
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parameters and analysis of cointegration. We amalgamate the Bayesian methods of Kleibergen and Paap (2002) for analysis of … cointegration in the ECM, and the Bayesian methods of Waggoner and Zha (2003) for estimating the structural parameters in BSVAR into …
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A general Bayesian Markov Chain Monte Carlo methodology is utilized for conducting an analysis of the intensity process …
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Under a Bayesian framework of model uncertainty, closed economy models of monetary policy typically suggest that policy …, qualitatively the models recommend standard results: policy attenuation if the policymaker maintains a Bayesian view of uncertainty …
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samples are repeated until a criterion for stopping is satisfied. In this paper we propose bootstrap tests as criterion for …
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This paper presents a rigurous framework for evaluating alternative forecasting methods for Chilean industrial production and sales. While nonlinear features appear to be important for forecasting the very short term, simple univariate linear models perform about as well for almost every...
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In this paper, we propose a method of analyzing time series in the spatial domain. The analysis is based on the inference on the local time and its expectation. Both for the stationary and nonstationary time series, the spatial distributions are provided by the local time, and some of their...
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