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. We also show that under our assumptions special care is needed to ensure the asymptotic validity of Bayesian methods of …
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to ensure the asymptotic validity of Bayesian methods of inference. A simulation study suggests that the frequentist and … Bayesian point and interval estimators we propose are reasonably accurate in finite samples. We also show that using these …
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. We also show that under our assumptions special care is needed to ensure the asymptotic validity of Bayesian methods of …
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We propose a statistical identification procedure for structural vector autoregressive (VAR) models that present a nonlinear dependence (at least) at the contemporaneous level. By applying and adapting results from the literature on causal discovery with continuous additive noise models to...
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We examine dynamic asymmetries in US unemployment using non-linear time series models and Bayesian methods. We find …
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This paper develops Bayesian econometric methods for posterior inference in non-parametric mixed frequency VARs using …
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approach using a Bayesian MS-VAR which is net of these arbitrary components. This method allows for the consistent …
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This paper develops Bayesian econometric methods for posterior inference in non-parametric mixed frequency VARs using …
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imputation, regardless of information loss or noises gain. We study a VAR model with varied frequency data in a Bayesian context …
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model. We provide formal comparisons for nonlinearity in the responses of output to government spending and develop a method …
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