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Modeling inflation and money demand using a Fourier-series approximation

Becker, Ralf; Enders, Walter; Hurn, Stan - In: Nonlinear time series analysis of business cycles, (pp. 221-246). 2006

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A general test for time dependence in parameters

Becker, Ralf; Enders, Walter; Hurn, Stan - In: Journal of applied econometrics 19 (2004) 7, pp. 899-906

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Testing for time dependence in parameters

Becker, Ralf; Enders, Walter; Hurn, Stan - 2001

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Testing for fundamental nonlinearities in time-series data using the method of surrogates

Becker, Ralf; Hurn, Stan - In: Papers in efficiency, effectiveness and international …, (pp. 34-54). 2000

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A threshold cointegration analysis of interest rate pass-through to UK mortgage rates

Becker, Ralf; Osborn, Denise R.; Yildirim, Dilem - In: Economic modelling 29 (2012) 6, pp. 2504-2513

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Asymmetric unemployment rate dynamics in Australia

Bårdsen, Gunnar; Hurn, Stan; McHugh, Zoë - 2010

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Asymmetric unemployment rate dynamics in Australia

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Identifying and modelling nonlinearities in Australian foreign exchange rate data by means of flexible nonlinear inference

Becker, R.; Hurn, Stan - 1999

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Testing for fundamental nonlinearities in time-series data using the method of surrogates

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Asymmetric Unemployment Rate Dynamics in Australia

Bardsen, Gunnar - 2010

The unemployment rate in Australia is modelled as an assymmetric and non-linear function of aggregate demand, productivity, real wagesand unemployment benefits. Negative changes in aggregate demand cause the unemployment rate to rise rapidly, while real wage rigidity contributes its to slow...

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