Posts Tagged ‘ VAR models ’

June Reading List

June 2, 2015
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June Reading List

Andrews, I. and T. B. Armstrong, 2015. Unbiased instrumental variables estimation under known first-stage sign. Cowles Foundation Discussion Paper No. 1984R, Yale University,Bajari, P., D. Nekipelov, S. P. Ryan, and M. Yang. 2015. Demand estimation wit...

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April Reading

April 1, 2015
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April Reading

April 1 already - time to update your reading list. Here are some suggestions:Baek, Y. I., J. S. Cho, and P. C. B. Phillips, 2015. Testing linearity using power transforms of regressors. 2015-RWP79, Economic Research Institute, Yonsei University.Gol, A...

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Some Suggested Reading

January 31, 2015
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Some Suggested Reading

Bahoc, F., H. Leeb, and B. M. Potscher, 2014. Valid confidence intervals for post-model-selection predictors. Working Paper, Department of Statistics, University of Vienna.Baumeister, C. and J. D. Hamilton, 2014. Sign restrictions, structural vector au...

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Recent Reading

October 31, 2014
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Recent Reading

From my "Recently Read" list:Born, B. and J. Breitung, 2014. Testing for serial correlation in fixed-effects panel data models. Econometric Reviews, in press.Enders, W. and Lee. J., 2011. A unit root test using a Fourier series to approximate smoo...

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September Reading List

August 29, 2014
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September Reading List

In North America, Labo(u)r Day weekend is upon us. The end of summer. Back to school. Last chance to get some pre-class reading done!Blackburn, M. L., 2014. The relative performance of Poisson and negative binomial regression estimators. Oxford Bulleti...

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More on Celebrating Trygve Haavelmo

June 25, 2014
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More on Celebrating Trygve Haavelmo

In a recent post I drew attention to the special issue of Econometric Theory that is being devoted to the contributions that Trygve Haavelmo made to econometrics, and to the founding of the Econometric Society. In fact, there will be two issues&nb...

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Questions About Granger Causality Testing – The Fine Print

May 27, 2014
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Questions About Granger Causality Testing – The Fine Print

Judging by the number of hits, comments, and questions that I've had in relation to my various posts on testing for Granger (Non-) Causality, this seems to be a topic that a lot of followers find interesting. For instance, see the posts here, here,&nbs...

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