This paper considers computer intensive methods for inference on cointegrating vectors in maximum likelihood analysis. It investigates the robustness of LR , Wald tests and an F-type test for linear restrictions on cointegrating space to misspecification on the number of cointegrating relations....

In this study, we propose a wavelet-copula-GARCH procedure to investigate the occurrence of cross-market linkages during the COVID-19 pandemic. To explore cross-market linkages, we distinguish between regular interdependence and pure contagion, and associate changes in the correlation between...

This paper investigates dynamic asymmetries in house price cycles. We introduce an ad-hoc nonlinear model to capture real estate cycles. The suggested model involves a particular parametrization of the transition function used in the transition equation of a smooth transition autoregressive...

In this paper it is proposed to use a non-parametric bootstrap based Bartlett correction factor for the LR test for linear restrictions on the cointegrating vectors to reduce the finite sample size distortion problem of the test statistic

In this paper we investigate the behavior of inflation persistence in the United States. To model inflation we estimate an autoregressive GARCH-in-mean model with variable coefficients and we propose a new measure of second-order time varying persistence, which not only distinguishes between...

In this paper, we consider the dynamic features of house price in metropolises that are characterised by a high degree of internationalisation. Using a generalised smooth transition (GSTAR) model we show that the dynamic symmetry in house price cycles is strongly rejected for the housing markets...

This paper examines the behaviour of house prices in large metropolitan areas. Using a sample of metropolises it is shown that real estate prices are largely nonlinear. It is found that dynamic asymmetries in the housing market cycle can well be modelled using a logistic smooth transition model...

We investigate why top performing hedge funds are successful. We find evidence that top performing hedge funds follow a different strategy than mediocre performing hedge funds as they accept fewer risk factors that mostly anticipate the troubling economic conditions prevailing after 2006....

We seek evidence that top performing hedge funds follow a different strategy than mediocre performing hedge funds by examining the structure of significant risk factors that explain the out of sample excess net returns. Consequently, we examine the out of sample returns of hedge funds to...