Structural change and unit root testing: British industrial production 1700-1913
This paper considers unit root tests of the index of British industrial production 1700-1913. For the full sample the data are found to be I(1). However, three distinct phases are identified with alternating stationarity properties. One period, 1780-1851, is identified as the British Industrial Revolution. The results support the findings of Perron (1989) and Reichlin (1989) on the dangers of unit root testing in models with structural change.
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1994
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Authors: | Greasley, David ; Oxley, Les |
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Applied Economics Letters. - Taylor & Francis Journals, ISSN 1350-4851. - Vol. 1.1994, 3, p. 39-40
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Taylor & Francis Journals |
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