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Two terms of a second-order approximation to the bias of the multivariate OLS estimate are derived using the same technique as in Nicholls and Pope (1988). The resulting second-order bias approximation is then tested against first-order alternatives on two bivariate Monte Carlo sijmulated VAR...
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Bivariate VAR models are Monte Carlo simulated and OLS estimated, The resulting biases are used to compare two alternative approximations to the bias. They are found to be equivalent for first-order models, whereas for second-order models Nicholls and Pope's approximation outperforms Tjostheim...
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The panel cointegration test of Larsson et al (1998) test for the maximum number of cointegrating relations in a dynamic panel given the assumption of a common cointegrating rank. This paper presents a test for this assumption. The test is based on the test statistic of Larsson et al (1998) and...
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