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Theory Matters: GARP, Separability, Aggregation, and Euler Equation Estimation

Seater, John J.; Fleissig, Adrian; Gallant, A. Ron - Department of Economics, Poole College of Management

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Liquidity Constraints, Current Income, and Consumption

Seater, John J. - Department of Economics, Poole College of Management

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Temporal Aggregation and Economic Time Series

Seater, John J.; Rossana, Robert J. - Department of Economics, Poole College of Management

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A Cross Country Test of the Permanent Income Hypothesis

Seater, John J.; Joseph P. DeJuan. - Department of Economics, Poole College of Management

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Separability, aggregation, and Euler equation estimation

Fleissig, Adrian R.; Gallant, A. Ronald; Seater, John J. - In: Macroeconomic dynamics 4 (2000) 4, pp. 547-572

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GARP, separability, and the representative agent

Fleissig, Adrian R.; Hall, Alastair R.; Seater, John J. - In: Macroeconomic dynamics 4 (2000) 3, pp. 324-342

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Monetary Aggregation, Rational Expectations, and the Demand for Money in the United States

Fisher, Douglas; Fleisseg, Adrian; Serletis, Apostolos - Department of Economics, Poole College of Management

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Transportation Improvements and Land Values in the United States: A Hedonic Approach

Palmquist, Raymond B.; Craig, Lee; Weiss, Thomas - Department of Economics, Poole College of Management

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Monetary Base Outliers and Innovations in Real Economic Activity

Lapp, John S. - Department of Economics, Poole College of Management

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What You Match Does Matter: The Effects of Data on DSGE Estimation

Guerron, Pablo A. - Department of Economics, Poole College of Management - 2007

This paper explores the effects of using alternative data sets for the estimation of DSGE models. I find that the estimated structural parameters and the model's outcomes are sensitive to the variables used for estimation. Depending on the set of variables the point estimate for habit formation...

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