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This paper looks at unobserved components models and examines the implied weighting patterns for signal extraction. There are four main themes. The first concerns the implications of correlated disturbances driving the components, especially those cases in which the correlation is perfect. The...
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Recent work has highlighted the crucial dependence of the power of existing unit root tests on the deviation of the initial observation from the deterministic component of the series. In practical applications, it is useful to have a test available with power more robust to the initial...
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In the context of regression-based (quarterly) seasonal unit root tests, we examine the impact of initial conditions (one for each quarter) of the process on test power. We investigate the behaviour of the well-known OLS detrended HEGY seasonal unit root tests together with their...
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process, and is consistent against non-linearity of either form. Finite sample simulation evidence, together with empirical evidence from an application to US Dollar real exchange rates, suggests that our procedure should work well in practice. Copyright Royal Economic Society 2007
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The two most commonly applied tests of the null hypothesis of a unit autoregres-sive root in a time series generating process are examined. Simple theoretical calculations, confirmed by simulation evidence, suggest that the probabilities of rejection of the null hy-pothesis of those tests can...
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