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Empirical analysis of macroeconomic time series: VAR and structural models

Empirical analysis of macroeconomic time series: VAR and structural models
Empirical analysis of macroeconomic time series: VAR and structural models
VAR and structural econometric models have complementary roles in the modelling of macroeconomic time series. A constant parameter VAR, provided it is statistically well specified, constitutes a valid basis for testing hypotheses of dynamic specification, exogeneity, and a priori structure, thus facilitating model evaluation, as well as suggesting a potentially efficient model development strategy. Deterministic (e.g. trends and regime shifts) and stochastic (e.g. integrated variables) non-stationarities are analysable within this framework, and the Johansen maximum likelihood procedure for cointegrated systems is used in an analysis of the determination of earnings, prices, productivity, and unemployment in the U.K
0014-2921
887-917
Clements, Michael P.
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Mizon, Grayham E.
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Clements, Michael P.
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Mizon, Grayham E.
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Clements, Michael P. and Mizon, Grayham E. (1991) Empirical analysis of macroeconomic time series: VAR and structural models. European Economic Review, 35 (4), 887-917. (doi:10.1016/0014-2921(91)90042-H).

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VAR and structural econometric models have complementary roles in the modelling of macroeconomic time series. A constant parameter VAR, provided it is statistically well specified, constitutes a valid basis for testing hypotheses of dynamic specification, exogeneity, and a priori structure, thus facilitating model evaluation, as well as suggesting a potentially efficient model development strategy. Deterministic (e.g. trends and regime shifts) and stochastic (e.g. integrated variables) non-stationarities are analysable within this framework, and the Johansen maximum likelihood procedure for cointegrated systems is used in an analysis of the determination of earnings, prices, productivity, and unemployment in the U.K

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Published date: May 1991

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Local EPrints ID: 32887
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/32887
ISSN: 0014-2921
PURE UUID: 0d8ae510-bf62-4036-8460-885ebf1d293a

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Date deposited: 04 Dec 2007
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Author: Michael P. Clements
Author: Grayham E. Mizon

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