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In this note, we consider the contradiction between the fact that the best fit for the UK consumption data in Davidson et al. (1978) is obtained using an equation with an intercept but without an error correction term, whereas the equation with error correction and without the intercept has...
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forecast mean squared error criterion and certain parameter estimation results indicate that, in practice, a cointegration …We propose a seasonal cointegration model [SECM] for quarterly data which includes variables with different numbers of … forecast, is an ordinary VAR model, also in annual differences. -- Seasonal cointegration ; forecasting …
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In this paper we study a fairly general Wiener driven model for the term structure of forward prices. The model, under a fixed martingale measure, Q, consists of two infinite dimensional stochastic differential equations (SDEs). The first system is a standard HJM model for (forward) interest...
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In a two-period setup we develop a generalization of good-deal bounds that allows to include in the problem the implications of asset pricing models. Our basis is the distance behind Hansen and Jagannathan's measure of model misspecification since a volatility constraint on the stochastic...
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Hedging risks is an important rationale for the existence of forward markets. However, Allaz and Vila (1993) show that …
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It has been argued that having a contract market before the spot market enhances competition (Allaz and Vila, 1993). Taking into account the repeated nature of electricity markets, we check the robustness of the argument that the access to contract markets reduces the market power of generators....
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