We propose a model diagnostic device to compare different linear and non linear parametric time series models of real GDP business cycle.The comparison appears of remarkable economic importance since different models have very different implications in term of long run persistence of negative shocks on the level of aggregate output.On the basis of the proposed diagnostic six popular models of real GDP are compared in a Monte Carlo simulation.We find that SETAR models and three stages Markov-switching models significantlly overperform the other statistical representation of the series.Since the SETAR form of non linearity is far easier to handle for both estimation and testing we argue in their favour
We use first differenced logged quarterly series for the GDP of 29 countries and the euro area to (r...
This article proposes first a univariate Markov-Switching Model of US GNP, decomposed into unobserva...
During the past few years investigators have found evidence indicating that various time-series repr...
Writers on the business cycle often emphasize that non-linear models are needed to account for certa...
We consider the extent to which different time-series models can generate simulated data with the sa...
This thesis evaluates different specifications of non-linear time series models applied to macroecon...
We consider the extent to which different time-series models can generate simulated data with the sa...
In this paper, we consider the ability of time-series models to generate simulated data that display...
This paper examines possible nonlinearities in growth rates of nine U.K. macroeconomic time series, ...
We use first differenced logged quarterly series for the GDP of 29 countries and the euro area to as...
© 2021 The Authors. This paper proposes a new modeling framework capturing both the long-run and the...
We use first differenced logged quarterly series for the GDP of 29 countries and the euro area to (r...
Since the extensive work by Burns and Mitchell, many economists have interpreted economic fluctuatio...
We use first differenced logged quarterly series for the GDP of 29 countries and the euro area to (r...
We use first differenced logged quarterly series for the GDP of 29 countries and the euro area to as...
We use first differenced logged quarterly series for the GDP of 29 countries and the euro area to (r...
This article proposes first a univariate Markov-Switching Model of US GNP, decomposed into unobserva...
During the past few years investigators have found evidence indicating that various time-series repr...
Writers on the business cycle often emphasize that non-linear models are needed to account for certa...
We consider the extent to which different time-series models can generate simulated data with the sa...
This thesis evaluates different specifications of non-linear time series models applied to macroecon...
We consider the extent to which different time-series models can generate simulated data with the sa...
In this paper, we consider the ability of time-series models to generate simulated data that display...
This paper examines possible nonlinearities in growth rates of nine U.K. macroeconomic time series, ...
We use first differenced logged quarterly series for the GDP of 29 countries and the euro area to as...
© 2021 The Authors. This paper proposes a new modeling framework capturing both the long-run and the...
We use first differenced logged quarterly series for the GDP of 29 countries and the euro area to (r...
Since the extensive work by Burns and Mitchell, many economists have interpreted economic fluctuatio...
We use first differenced logged quarterly series for the GDP of 29 countries and the euro area to (r...
We use first differenced logged quarterly series for the GDP of 29 countries and the euro area to as...
We use first differenced logged quarterly series for the GDP of 29 countries and the euro area to (r...
This article proposes first a univariate Markov-Switching Model of US GNP, decomposed into unobserva...
During the past few years investigators have found evidence indicating that various time-series repr...