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It is known that, when in the linear regression model there is a high degree of multicollinearity, the results obtained by using the Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) method are unstable. As a solution to this situation, in this paper we present the raised method, the ridge method and the orthogonal...
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This paper shows that the LM statistic for testing first order serial correlation in regression models can be computed using the Kalman Filter. It is shown tha.t when there are missing observations, the LM statistic for this tesi is equivalent to the tesi statistic derived by Robinson (1985)...
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In recent years more and more complex software packages and more specialized are used to model and to explain economic process. In this paper we present a study on Romanian’s investment funds volatility in ARCH and GARCH models using programming environment “R”. Representative elements of...
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The strong consistency of the least squares estimator in multiple regression models is established assuming the randomness of the regressors and errors with infinite variance. Only moderately restrictive conditions are imposed on the stochastic model matrix and the errors will be random...
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