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We analyze the discrimination power of well-known model selection criteria when R2 is low as in typical asset return predictability studies. We find that the discrimination power is low in this setup and in particular give another interpretation to the well-cited Bossaerts and Hillion (1999)...
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Aït Sahalia (1996), Stanton (1997) and Jiang (1998) apply nonparametric and semi-parametric estimators to the short term interest rate and find strong nonlinearities in the drift function. In this paper we apply resistant techniques to the estimation of the drift and diffusion function. We show...
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The class of composite likelihood functions provides a flexible and powerful toolkit to carry out approximate inference for complex statistical models when the full likelihood is either impossible to specify or unfeasible to compute. However, the strength of the composite likelihood approach is...
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We introduce Indirect Robust Generalized Method of Moments (IRGMM), a new simulation-based estimation methodology, to model short-term interest rate processes. The primary advantage of IRGMM relative to classical estimators of the continuous-time short-rate diffusion processes is that it...
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