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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate the volatility clustering in the return of land markets through both theoretical and empirical approaches. Design/methodology/approach – Using extensive monthly panel data at the provincial level from 1986 to 2013, the authors identify...
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In this article, we derive an alternative estimation algorithm for the innovation regime-switching model, which avoids the potential divergence problem that may arise from the algorithm proposed by Kuan et al. (2005, JBES). Our simulation demonstrates that the proposed algorithm compares...
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In this paper, we propose a temporal disaggregation model with regime switches to disaggregate U.S. quarterly GDP into monthly figures. Alternative to the existing literature, our model is able to capture the nonlinear behaviors of both aggregated and disaggregated output series as well as the...
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In this paper we propose a general component-driven model to analyze economic data with different characteristics (or regimes) in different time periods. Motivated by empirical data characteristics, our discussion focuses on a simple model driven by a random walk component and a stationary ARMA...
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Various trading rules involving derivatives have been widely applied by practitioners under a wide range of market conditions to date, however, few econometric models can provide a way to accurately decide when to apply those strategies. In this paper, we employ the Innovation Regime-Switching...
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In this article, we apply the innovation regime-switching model, recently proposed by Kuan et al. (2005, JBES), to identify turbulent and calm regimes in stock prices. Based on the predictions of both regimes, we construct simple trading rules and investigate their profitability. Our results...
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In this paper, we reexamine the permanent income-consumption relationship analytically and empirically, based on the innovation regime-switching (IRS) model developed in [Kuan, C.M., Huang, Y.L., Tsay, R.S., 2005. An unobserved component model with switching permanent and transitory innovations....
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