textabstractIn this paper we compare two univariate time series models, i.e. one with and one without an imposed unit root, in a forecasting experiment for the fourteen annually observed US data analyzed by Nelson and Plosser (1982, Journal of Monetary Economics 10, 139–162). Our main result is that the unit root model is regularly preferred. This result holds for a variety of sample sizes and forecast horizons as well as for one-step and multi-step ahead forecasts
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In their 1982 article, C. R. Nelson and C. I. Plosser provided evidence supporting the existence of ...
This paper proposes some new tests for detecting the presence of a unit root in quite general time s...
This paper is an introduction to unit root econometrics as applied in macroeconomics. The paper firs...
Nonstationarity is certainly one of the most dominant and enduring characteristics of macroeconomic ...
We study the usefulness of unit root tests as diagnostic tools for selecting forecasting models. Dif...
The standard conclusion that is drawn from this empirical evidence is that many or most aggregate ec...
We assess the usefulness of pre-testing for seasonal roots, based on the HEGY approach, for outof -s...
This paper re-evaluates key past results of unit root tests, emphasizing that the use of a conventio...
A n enormous amount of analytical literature has recently appeared onthe topic of “unit roots ” in m...
The fundamental contributions made by Paul Newbold have highlighted how crucial it is to detect when...
This paper suggests that the relevant question concerning unit root' in the U.S. real GNP time serie...
We assess the usefulness of pre-testing for seasonal roots, based on the HEGY approach, for out-of-s...
This thesis contains a discussion of three problems related to structural changes and unit-roots in ...
In this chapter we investigate how the possible presence of unit roots and cointegration affects for...
This paper reconsiders the nature of the trends (i.e. deterministic or stochastic) in macroeconomic ...
In their 1982 article, C. R. Nelson and C. I. Plosser provided evidence supporting the existence of ...
This paper proposes some new tests for detecting the presence of a unit root in quite general time s...
This paper is an introduction to unit root econometrics as applied in macroeconomics. The paper firs...