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This paper investigates the relative performance of the asymmetric normal mixture generalized autoregressive conditional heteroskedasticity (NM-GARCH) and the benchmarked GARCH models with the daily stock market returns of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, South Africa. The predictive performance...
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Most asset returns exhibit high volatility and its persistence. Heuristically, this paper focuses on the role of surprising information in high volatility processes and indicates that dismissing surprising information may lead to considerable loss in forecast accuracy. In response, this paper...
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Realized measures of volatility based on high frequency data contain valuable information about the unobserved conditional volatility. In this paper, we use the Realized GARCH model developed by Hansen, Huang and Shek (2012) to estimate and forecast price volatility for four agricultural...
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The aim of this paper is to develop an aggregate stability index for the Romanian financial system, which is meant to enhance the set of analysis used by authorities to assess the financial system stability. The index takes into consideration indicators related to financial system development,...
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Based on fractal theory, this paper studies the fluctuation characteristics of the gold market in China. Using R/S analysis and fractal dimension analysis this paper demonstrates that the gold market possesses fractal characteristics and determines the length of the aperiodic circulation on the...
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Globalization, climatic changes and demography are the main forces modeling the development of societies, in general, and of each nation, in particular. Both offer opportunities but also imply challenges. The paper aims to identify and synthetically present some factors of influence which...
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In this study I use the Bayesian VAR framework to forecast the dynamics of output for the Romanian economy. I estimate several versions of Bayesian VARs and compare them in terms of forecasting statistics with two standard models, the OLS and the unrestricted VAR, as well as with a naïve...
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In this paper I estimate a New Keynesian Model with sticky prices for the Romanian economy for the period 1991-2002, using quarterly data. The estimation was made in Dynare using the Bayesian approach. The degree of the price stickiness is moderate. The model makes good predictions in terms of...
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The study aims to extend the GARCH type volatility models to their nonlinear TAR (Tong, 1990) and STAR-based (Terasvirta, 1994) counter parts where both the conditional mean and the conditional variance processes follow TAR and STAR nonlinearity. The paper further investigates the models under...
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The paper makes a critical assessment of the Principal Components-GARCH (PC-GARCH) model and argues why, when dealing with hundreds or thousands of variables, this model comes up as the most appropriate to be used. The suitability originates from the perspective of quality/cost ratio of...
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