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In this paper, I develop a population-based Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) algorithm known as parallel tempering to estimate dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (DSGE) models. Parallel tempering approximates the posterior distribution of interest using a family of Markov chains with tempered...
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We study the falsifiability and identification of Quantal Response Equilibrium (QRE) when each player's utility and error distribution are relaxed to be unknown non-parametric functions. Using variations of players' choices across a series of games, we first show that both the utility function...
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test equation that promotes plug-in robustness irrespective of tails. We derive chi-squared weak limits of the statistics … properties of the test statistics …
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We take a fresh look at Theil's BLUS residuals and ask why they have gone out of fashion. All our simulation experiments indicate that tests based on BLUS residuals have higher power than those based on the more popular recursive residuals, even in those cases (structural breaks) where intuition...
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context. This paper uses basketball statistics to demonstrate the purpose of linear regression and to explain how to interpret …
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When using a model for prediction, or for representing the data, the percentage error may be more important than the absolute error. We therefore present the method of least squares regression based on percentage errors. Exact expressions are derived for the coefficients, and we show how models...
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. Adding graphs did not improve inferences. Paradoxically, when only graphs were provided (i.e., no regression statistics …
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Test statistics that are suitable for testing composite hypotheses are typically non-pivotal, and conservative bounds …
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From the early 1960s onwards, Arnold Zellner has been publishing papers in the areas of statistical theory, econometric applications and macroeconomic modelling. This conversation canvasses Zellner's transition from physics to economics, the reason for the renewal of interest in Bayes's theorem...
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