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Financial markets and the real economy : discussion
Hansen, Lars Peter
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2008
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Continuous-Time Linear Models
Cochrane, John H.
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I translate familiar concepts of discrete-time time-series to contnuous-time equivalent. I cover lag operators, ARMA models, the relation between levels and differences, integration and cointegration, and the Hansen-Sargent prediction formulas
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Univariate vs. Multivariate Forecasts of GNP Growth and Stock Returns : Evidence and Implications for the Persistence of Shocks, Detrending Methods
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1990
Lagged GNP growth rates are poor forecasts of future GNP growth rates in postwar US data, leading to the impression that GNP is nearly a random walk. However, other variables, and especially the lagged consumption/GNP ratio, do forecast long-horizon GNP growth, and show that GNP has temporary...
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Univariate vs. Multivariate Forecasts of Gnp Growth and Stock Returns : Evidence and Implications for the Persistence of Shocks, Detrending Methods
Cochrane, John H.
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2021
Lagged GNP growth rates are poor forecasts of future GNP growth rates in postwar US data, leading to the impression that GNP is nearly a random walk. However, other variables, and especially the lagged consumption/GNP ratio, do forecast long-horizon GNP growth, and show that GNP has temporary...
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