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Mildly explosive autoregression under stationary conditional heteroskedasticity

Mildly explosive autoregression under stationary conditional heteroskedasticity
Mildly explosive autoregression under stationary conditional heteroskedasticity
A limit theory is developed for mildly explosive autoregressions under stationary (weakly or strongly dependent) conditionally heteroskedastic errors. The conditional variance process is allowed to be stationary, integrable and mixingale, thus encompassing general classes of GARCH type or stochastic volatility models. No mixing conditions nor moments of higher order than 2 are assumed for the innovation process. As in Magdalinos (2012), we find that the asymptotic behaviour of the sample moments is affected by the memory of the innovation process both in the form of the limiting distribution and, in the case of long range dependence, the rate of convergence, while conditional heteroskedasticity affects only the asymptotic variance. These effects are cancelled out in least squares regression theory and thereby the Cauchy limit theory of Phillips and Magdalinos (2007a) remains invariant to a wide class of stationary conditionally heteroskedastic innovations processes.
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892-908
Arvanitis, Stelios
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Magdalinos, Tassos
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Arvanitis, Stelios
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Magdalinos, Tassos
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Arvanitis, Stelios and Magdalinos, Tassos (2018) Mildly explosive autoregression under stationary conditional heteroskedasticity. Journal of Time Series Analysis, 39 (6), 892-908. (doi:10.1111/jtsa.12410).

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A limit theory is developed for mildly explosive autoregressions under stationary (weakly or strongly dependent) conditionally heteroskedastic errors. The conditional variance process is allowed to be stationary, integrable and mixingale, thus encompassing general classes of GARCH type or stochastic volatility models. No mixing conditions nor moments of higher order than 2 are assumed for the innovation process. As in Magdalinos (2012), we find that the asymptotic behaviour of the sample moments is affected by the memory of the innovation process both in the form of the limiting distribution and, in the case of long range dependence, the rate of convergence, while conditional heteroskedasticity affects only the asymptotic variance. These effects are cancelled out in least squares regression theory and thereby the Cauchy limit theory of Phillips and Magdalinos (2007a) remains invariant to a wide class of stationary conditionally heteroskedastic innovations processes.

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Submitted date: 2018
Accepted/In Press date: 31 May 2018
e-pub ahead of print date: 1 July 2018
Published date: November 2018

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Local EPrints ID: 420957
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/420957
ISSN: 0143-9782
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Author: Stelios Arvanitis

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