COINTEGRATING SMOOTH TRANSITION REGRESSIONS
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Recommendations
- Estimating smooth structural change in cointegration models
- Testing linearity in cointegrating smooth transition regressions
- TESTING FOR COINTEGRATION IN NONLINEAR SMOOTH TRANSITION ERROR CORRECTION MODELS
- COINTEGRATING REGRESSIONS WITH TIME VARYING COEFFICIENTS
- Canonical Cointegrating Regressions
- Regime-switching cointegration
- Cointegrating regressions with time heterogeneity
- Structural nonparametric cointegrating regression
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(22)- A Bayesian Approach to Modeling Time-Varying Cointegration and Cointegrating Rank
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- Regime-switching cointegration
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- Asymptotic theory for regressions with smoothly changing parameters
- TESTING FOR COINTEGRATION IN NONLINEAR SMOOTH TRANSITION ERROR CORRECTION MODELS
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- Bayesian inference in a time varying cointegration model
- Moment-based estimation of smooth transition regression models with endogenous variables
- Small sample improvements in the threshold cointegration test using residual-based moving block bootstrap
- Testing for co-integration and nonlinear adjustment in a smooth transition error correction model
- Estimation and test for quantile nonlinear cointegrating regression
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