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From a frequentist perspective, we examine the large sample properties of Bayes procedures in a general framework, where data may be dependent and models may be misspecified and non-smooth. The posterior distribution of parameters is shown to be asymptotically normal, centered at the quasi...
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We give a set of identifying conditions for simultaneous equation systems (SES) with heteroskedasticity in the framework of the Gaussian quasi maximum likelihood (QML) approach. Our conditions rely on the presence of heteroskedasticity rather than exclusion restrictions. The QML estimators are...
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We give a set of identifying conditions for simultaneous equation systems (SES) with heteroskedasticity in the framework of the Gaussian quasi maximum likelihood (QML) approach. Our conditions rely on the presence of heteroskedasticity rather than exclusion restrictions. The QML estimators are...
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This study provides evidence on the common determinants for two prominent features of equity market volatility: its persistence over time and its asymmetric dependence on past returns. We show that daily volatility persistence increases with current returns, especially negative returns. It...
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