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examined. It is argued that this philosophy is not able to transform econometrics from `alchemy' to `science'. …
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We introduce the concept of a paramaterized collection of games with side payments and determine a bound on epsilon so that all sufficiently large games in such a collection have non-emplty epsilon-cores. A parametrized collection of games is described by (a) the number of approximate player...
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Are the most efficient risk-return banks more solvent than the inefficient banks? From a theoretical point of view, the answer is straightforward for non-financial firms, but it is not clear for banking firms. Likewise, if there is not a clear relationship between efficiency and solvency on the...
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The aim of this paper is to provide a simulation-based analysis on the bahavior of the Durbin-Watson statistic as a misspecification test againstthe presence of unbalanced regressions among nonstationary fractionally integrated process. Theoretically, it is well-known that this statistic...
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This Selected Issues paper analyzes the sources of Mexico’s economic growth since the 1960s, and compares various decompositions of historical growth into trend and cyclical components. The role of the implied output gaps in the inflation process is assessed. The paper presents...
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Using monthly data for a set of variables, we examine the out-of-sample performance of various variance/covariance models and find that no model has consistently outperformed the others. We also show that it is possible to increase the probability mass toward the tails and to match reasonably...
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We examine the effects of aid on growth-- in cross-sectional and panel data--after correcting for the bias that aid typically goes to poorer countries, or to countries after poor performance. Even after this correction, we find little robust evidence of a positive (or negative) relationship...
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