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The panel cointegration test of Larsson et al (1998) test for the maximum number of cointegrating relations in a …
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best test to be used jointly with a restriction test on self-cointegration is a modified version of the Dickey-Fuller test …
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best test to be used jointly with a restriction test on self-cointegration is a modified version of the Dickey-Fuller test …
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In recent years many empirical studies of environmental Kuznets curves employing unit root and cointegration techniques …
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(panel) unit root and cointegration techniques, widely used by now in the Kuznets curve literature, cannot be applied …, is that the unit root and cointegration methods have been used too uncritically. In particular the notorious small sample … problems of unit root and cointegration problems have been neglected. By applying various bootstrap algorithms and several …
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In recent years many empirical studies of environmental Kuznets curves employing unit root and cointegration techniques …
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-unit cointegration, without the need to specify the form of dependence or estimate nuisance parameters associated with the dependence …
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-unit cointegration, without the need to specify the form of dependence or estimate nuisance parameters associated with the dependence …
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Leybourne et al. (1998) have proved the possibility of a `converse Perron phenomenon' when conventional Dickey-Fuller tests are applied to deter-mine the order of integration of a time series. That is, if the true generating process is I(1) but with a break, frequent spurious rejections of the...
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This paper extends the cross-sectionally augmented IPS (CIPS) test of Pesaran (2006) to a three-dimensional (3D) panel. This 3D-CIPS test is correctly sized in the presence of cross-sectional dependency. Comparing its power performance to that of a bootstrapped IPS (BIPS) test, we find that the...
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