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Usual inference methods for stable distributions are typically based on limit distributions. But asymptotic approximations can easily be unreliable in such cases, for standard regularity conditions may not apply or may hold only weakly. This paper proposes finite-sample tests and confidence sets...
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We study the problem of building confidence sets for ratios of parameters, from an identification robust perspective. In particular, we address the simultaneous confidence set estimation of a finite number of ratios. Results apply to a wide class of models suitable for estimation by consistent...
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In cointegrating regressions, estimators and test statistics are nuisance parameter dependent. This paper addresses this problem from an identification-robust perspective. Confidence sets for the long-run coefficient (denoted β) are proposed that invert LR-tests against an unrestricted or a...
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