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quite general and unknown form in the shocks. We show that the conventional results in Johansen (1996) for the maximum … likelihood estimators and associated likelihood ratio tests derived under homoskedasticity do not in general hold in the presence …
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To what extent can the bootstrap be applied to conditional mean models | such as regression or time series models | when the volatility of the innovations is random and possibly non-stationary? In fact, the volatility of many economic and financial time series displays persistent changes and...
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level), as the sample size diverges, for general I(1) processes. No such likelihood-based procedure is currently known to be … delivers consistent cointegration rank estimation for general I(1) processes. Finite sample Monte Carlo simulations show the …
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this paper we analyse vector autoregressions with non-stationary (unconditional) volatility of a very general form, which …
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In this paper, we consider a general class of vector error correction models which allow for asymmetric and non …-linear error correction. We provide asymptotic results for (quasi-)maximum likelihood (QML) based estimators and tests. General … of new (uniform) weak convergence results. These results are potentially useful in general for analysis of non …
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We analyse the properties of the conventional Gaussian-based co-integrating rank tests of Johansen (1996) in the case where the vector of series under test is driven by globally stationary, conditionally heteroskedastic (martingale difference) innovations. We first demonstrate that the limiting...
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This paper presents likelihood analysis of the I(2) cointegrated vector autoregression with piecewise linear deterministic terms. Limiting behavior of the maximum likelihood estimators are derived, which is used to further derive the limiting distribution of the likelihood ratio statistic for...
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