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prices in the US. Moreover, in most cases, West North Central and New England appear to strongly and positively lead the … house price changes in most other regions. The statement holds for Middle Atlantic which actually generates negative … responses. On the other hand, house prices in East North Central and Mountain are highly influenced by changes in house prices …
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prices in the US. Moreover, in most cases, West North Central and New England appear to strongly and positively lead the … house price changes in most other regions. The statement holds for Middle Atlantic which actually generates negative … responses. On the other hand, house prices in East North Central and Mountain are highly influenced by changes in house prices …
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Economic theory is replete with causal hypotheses that are scarcely tested because economists are generally constrained to work with observational data. This article describes the use of causal inference methods for testing a hypothesis that one random variable causes another. Contingent on a...
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the form H0: A -/-> B in favor of an alternative hypothesis HA: A --> B, even given the possibility of causally related … variables. While the researcher will have limited control over the confidence level in this test, simulation results suggest …
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variables, which in turn help generate policy prescriptions dealing with the food environment in the United States …
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In this paper the dynamic information flows among monthly prices of agricultural commodities in the United States (U … observational data to identify the dynamic relationships among prices for important agricultural commodities in both countries … commodity prices in the U.S. market are highly influenced by their own historical innovations, while U.S. grain prices have a …
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Conflicts push back development endeavors of a society by many years. The authors attempt to investigate the dynamic effects of conflicts on development, as well as the causal relationships among conflicts, development and foreign assistance, by using Panel-VAR and directed acyclic graphs (DAG)...
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Relationships between adaptive expectations, the exponentially weighted moving average, and optimal Univariate statistical predictors are reviewed We show that the behavioral-based adaptive expectations are a subclass of both the exponentially weighted moving average and the (0,1,1) ARIMA model...
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. Results suggest how a positive shock in U.S. soy meal price dynamically influences the soybean market upstream and the soy oil …
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