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-stationarity of a panel data set. The methodology is based on the common factor analysis in an attempt to allow for some sort of … dependence across the individuals. Thus allowing for multiple structural breaks in the â€Panel Analysis of Non-stationarity in … properties of the panel data set …
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Competitive agents extract in continuous time from a commons. Capital market access allows them to both save and borrow … against their extraction stream. When the commons asset grows more quickly than the privately stored one, multiple equilibria … are found for intermediate commons endowments. One of these has the extinction date and welfare decrease in the endowment …
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The importance of infrastructure for growth is well established in the macroeconomic literature. Previous research has treated public investment in infrastructure as exogenous. We remedy this shortcoming by providing a political economy analysis of infrastructure choice based upon consumer...
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application of wavelet filtering to analyze cointegrating relationships. No evidence of cointegration between money, real output … and prices is found. However, there is evidence of cointegration between non-stationary components of the series that …
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This paper shows that the Mexican experience from 1945 to 2002 is, like the German hyperinflation period, a unique monetary ``natural experiment,'' where fundamental relationships, like money demand, PPP and the monetary model of exchange rate determination can be analyzed with unparalleled...
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the cointegration regression estimation by Engle and Granger (1987). In recent years applied econometricians are debating …
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cointegration and error correction framework. Our findings suggest that any support for the deterrence hypothesis is sensitive to …
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