Econometrics

GEAR: GNU Econometric Analysis with R

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Approximation of the Asymptotic Distribution of Quadratic Discrepancies

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Consistency in Conditional Volatility Models

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Non-Causality in Bivariate Binary Time Series

In this paper we develop a dynamic discrete-time bivariate probit model, in which the conditions for Granger non-causality can be represented and tested. The conditions for simultaneous independence are also worked out. The model is extended in order to allow for covariates, representing individual as well as time heterogeneity. The proposed model can be estimated by Maximum Likelihood. Granger non-causality and simultaneous independence can be tested by Likelihood Ratio or Wald tests. A specialized version of the model, aimed at testing Granger non-causality with bivariate discrete-time survival data is also discussed. The proposed tests are illustrated in two empirical applications.

Asymptotic Properties of Growth Rates

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Asymptotic Properties of Growth Rates

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The Structure of Model Selection

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Non-Causality in Bivariate Binary Time Series

International conference

Non-Causality in Bivariate Binary Time Series

International conference

La co-evoluzione delle competenze e delle strutture di mercato. Analisi e problemi di modellizzazione dal punto di vista dell'indagine empirica

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