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We continue our research into the Quasi Monte Carlo simulation method and its application in macroeconometrics. Prior research indicated Quasi Monte Carlo simulation to be superior to traditional Monte Carlo methods. Now we address additional important issues including the robustness of the...
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In recent years simulation-based estimation of multinomial probit (MNP) models has attracted an increasing interest among econometricians. With the help of more powerful and cheaper computers, MNP models have become a well-accepted alternative to multinomial logit (MNL) models that impose the...
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This paper analyzes some asymptotic results for a new estimator of integrated volatility in a continuous-time diffusion process of high frequency data (used in asset pricing finance). The estimator, which is computationally efficient, is based on the quadratic variation of the second order...
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In this paper, we specify a theoretical dynamic oligopoly model with regard to asymmetric firms. We then estimate a structural dynamic model of demand and pricing relations for the semiconductor industry. Using quarterly firm-level output and cost data as well as industry prices from 1974 to...
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Many optimization methods are available at the present time. The software that implements a particular method may not be available to all users or the software may require a compiler not readily available to all users. The software may require extensive modifications before it can run on a...
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We investigate the statistical properties of output growth-rate distributions. Recent empirical contributions indicate that growth rates follow a Laplace distribution at different levels of aggregation, and, following this, we test whether output growth rates can be so approximated. We also ask...
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We propose a mechanism based on taxes and subsidies that enhances high cooperation in evolutionary networks. The interactions among agents are based on a Prisoners' Dilemma game in which each agent plays the same strategy with its local neighbors, collects an aggregate payoff and imitates the...
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