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In this paper it is advocated to select a model only if it significantly contributes to the accuracy of a combined forecast. Using hold-out-data forecasts of individual models and of the combined forecast, a useful test for equal forecast accuracy can be designed. An illustration for real-time...
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The GARCH model and the Stochastic Volatility [SV] model are competing but non-nested models to describe unobserved volatility in asset returns. We propose a GARCH model with an additional error term, which can capture SV model properties, and which can be used to test GARCH against SV. We...
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Nonlinear time series models have become fashionable tools to describe and forecast a variety of economic time series. A closer look at reported empirical studies, however, reveals that these models apparently fit well in-sample, but rarely show a substantial improvement in out-of-sample...
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to a restriction on a product of parameter matrices. We therefore use GMM to construct estimators of the long …-run (cointegration) parameters and to obtain test statistics for cointegration. We show that the limiting distributions of the GMM …
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We propose a novel statistic to test the rank of a matrix. The rank statistic overcomes deficiencies of existing rank statistics, like: necessity of a Kronecker covariance matrix for the canonical correlation rank statistic of Anderson (1951), sensitivity to the ordering of the variables for the...
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