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In this paper, we propose the use of bootstrapping methods to obtain correct critical values for dating breaks. Following the procedure proposed in Banerjee, Lazarova and Urga (1998), we consider the case of estimating a system with two or more marginal processes and a conditional process....
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We define a segregation ordering as a ranking of cities from most segregated to least segregated. \ We propose a set of basic properties that any reasonable segregation ordering should have. \ We then fully characterize the class of segregation orderings that satisfy these basic properties. \ We...
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We compare auction revenues from discriminatory auctions and uniform price auctions in the case of the Korean treasury bonds auction market. For this purpose, we employ detailed bidder level data for each of 16 discriminatory auctions recently carried out in Korea. We first theoretically recover...
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The measurement of income inequality plays a pivotal role in the assessment of economic welfare and the design and implementation of social policies. A primary input of such measurement is data provided by household surveys. It is a well-documented fact that in these surveys some variables are...
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highest when 12 month moving averages are used. In the early period, the correlation is almost one to one, while for the later … period, the correlation is somewhat less and the relationship implies much smaller changes in prices for a given change in …
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This lecture explores conditions under which there is identification of the impact on an outcome of exogenous variation in a variable which is endogenous when data are gathered. The starting point is the Cowles Commission linear simultaneous equations model. The parametric and additive error...
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We analyze the properties of a bias-corrected realized variance (RV) in the presence of iid market microstructure noise. The bias correction is based on the first-order autocorrelation of intraday returns and we derive the optimal sampling frequency as defined by the mean squared error (MSE)...
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Economic models often imply that certain variables are cointegrated. However, tests often fail to reject the null hypothesis of no cointegration for these variables. One possible explanation of these test results is that the error is unit root nonstationary due to a nonstationary measurement...
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. Cross-sectional correlation is allowed for both regressors and error terms. Two types of subsampling, non-centered and …
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Band spectrum regression procedure in a bivariate model of fractional nonstationary cointegration is proposed. Both variables and cointegrating error in the system are assumed to be fractionally integrated processes. The orders of integrations are unknown, but no need to be pre-estimated. The...
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