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The persistence properties of economic time series has been a primary object of investigation in a variety of guises since the early days of econometrics. This paper suggests investigating the persistence of processes conditioning on their history. In particular we suggest that examining the...
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varying variances in regression models. A small Monte Carlo study indicates that the method works reasonably well for …
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This paper revisits a number of data-rich prediction methods, like factor models, Bayesian ridge regression and … method: partial least squares regression. Under the latter, linear, orthogonal combinations of a large number of predictor …. We also argue that forecast combinations can be interpreted as a restricted form of partial least squares regression …
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This paper considers the problem of statistical inference in linear regression models whose stochastic regressors and … regression hypotheses. …
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The question of variable selection in a regression model is a major open research topic in econometrics. Traditionally …
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known alternative: partial least squares (PLS) regression. In this method, linear, orthogonal combinations of a large number … maximized. We show theoretically that when the data have a factor structure, PLS regression can be seen as an alternative way to … possibly vanishes in the limit, PLS regression still provides asymptotically the best fit for the target variable of interest …
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The problem of structural change justifiably attracts considerable attention in econometrics. A number of different paradigms have been adopted ranging from structural breaks which are sudden and rare to time-varying coefficient models which exhibit structural change more frequently and...
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This paper presents a new hierarchical methodology for estimating multi factor dynamic asset pricing models. The approach is loosely based on the sequential approach of Fama and MacBeth (1973). However, the hierarchical method uses very flexible bandwidth selection methods in kernel weighted...
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