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Figures=xii

Tables=xiii

Preface=xvii

Part I. Introduction and basic concepts=1

1. Introduction=3

References=6

2. Basic concepts=8

2.1. Stochastic processes=8

2.2. Some commonly used stationary models=11

2.3. Box-Jenkins methods=17

2.4. Integrated variables and cointegration=20

2.5. Spurious regression=28

2.6. Deterministic trend and stochastic trend=29

2.7. Detrending methods=32

2.8. VAR, ECM, and ADL=34

2.9. Unit root tests=37

2.10. Cointegration tests and ECM=39

2.11. Summary=41

References=42

Part II. Unit roots and cointegration=45

3. Unit roots=47

3.1. Introduction=47

3.2. Unit roots and Wiener processes=49

3.3. Unit root tests without a deterministic trend=60

3.4. DF test with a linear deterministic trend=65

3.5. Specification of deterministic trends=72

3.6. Unit root tests for a wide class of errors=74

3.7. Sargan-Bhargava and Bhargava tests=82

3.8. Variance ratio tests=86

3.9. Tests for TSP versus DSP=87

3.10. Forecasting from TS versus DS models=89

3.11. Summary and conclusions=92

References=92

4. Issues in unit root testing=98

4.1. Introduction=98

4.2. Size distortion and low power of unit root tests=100

4.3. Solutions to the problems of size and power=103

4.4. Problem of overdifferencing: MA roots=116

4.5. Tests with stationarity as =120

4.6. Confirmatory analysis=126

4.7. Frequency of observations and power of unit root tests=129

4.8. Other types of nonstationarity=131

4.9. Panel data unit root tests=133

4.10. Uncertain unit roots and the pre-testing problem=139

4.11. Other unit root tests=140

4.12. Median-unbiased estimation=141

4.13. Summary and conclusions=145

References=146

5. Estimation of cointegrated systems=155

5.1. Introduction=155

5.2. A general CI system=155

5.3. A two-variable model: Engle-Granger methods=156

5.4. A triangular system=160

5.5. System estimation methods=165

5.6. The identification problem=173

5.7. Finite sample evidence=175

5.8. Forecasting in cointegrated systems=184

5.9. Miscellaneous other problems=187

5.10. Summary and conclusions=191

References=191

6. Tests for cointegration=198

6.1. Introduction=198

6.2. Single equation methods: residual-based tests=198

6.3. Single equation methods: ECM tests=203

6.4. Tests with cointegration as =205

6.5. Multiple equation methods=211

6.6. Cointegration tests based on LCCA=222

6.7. Other tests for cointegration=226

6.8. Miscellaneous other problems=228

6.9. Of what use are cointegration tests?=233

6.10. Conclusions=241

References=242

7. Econometric modeling with integrated regressors=249

7.1. I(1) regressors not cointegrated=249

7.2. I(1) regressors cointegrated=250

7.3. Unbalanced equations=251

7.4. Lagged dependent variables: the ARDL model=252

7.5. Uncertain unit roots=254

7.6. Uncertain unit roots and cointegration=256

7.7. Summary and conclusions=258

References=258

Part III. Extensions of the basic model=261

8. The Bayesian analysis of stochastic trends=263

8.1. Introduction to Bayesian inference=264

8.2. The posterior distribution of an autoregressive parameter=266

8.3. Bayesian inference on the Nelson-Plosser data=268

8.4. The debate on the appropriate prior=271

8.5. Classical tests versus Bayesian tests=277

8.6. Priors and time units of measurement=277

8.7. On testing point hypotheses=278

8.8. Further comments on prior distributions=284

8.9. Bayesian inference on cointegrated systems=287

8.10. Bayesian long-run prediction=290

8.11. Conclusion=291

References=292

9. Fractional unit roots and fractional cointegration=296

9.1. Some definitions=296

9.2. Unit root tests against fractional alternatives=298

9.3. Estimation of ARFIMA models=300

9.4. Estimation of fractionally cointegrated models=302

9.5. Empirical relevance of fractional unit roots=303

9.6. Summary and conclusions=305

References=306

10. Small sample inference: bootstrap methods=309

10.1. Introduction=309

10.2. A review of the bootstrap approach=309

10.3. The AR(1) model=322

10.4. Bootstrapping unit root tests=325

10.5. The moving block bootstrap and extensions=328

10.6. Issues in bootstrapping cointegrating regressions=332

10.7. Miscellaneous other applications=335

10.8. Conclusions=336

References=336

11. Cointegrated systems with I(2) variables=342

11.1. Determination of the order of differencing=342

11.2. Cointegration analysis with I(2) and I(1) variables=348

11.3. Empirical applications=355

11.4. Summary and conclusions=358

References=359

12. Seasonal unit roots and seasonal cointegration=362

12.1. Effect of seasonal adjustment=364

12.2. Seasonal integration=365

12.3. Tests for seasonal unit roots=366

12.4. The unobserved component model=371

12.5. Seasonal cointegration=375

12.6. Estimation of seasonally cointegrated systems=376

12.7. Empirical evidence=378

12.8. Periodic autoregression and periodic integration=379

12.9. Periodic cointegration and seasonal cointegration=381

12.10. Time aggregation and systematic sampling=381

12.11. Conclusion=382

References=383

Part IV. Structural change=387

13. Structural change, unit roots, and cointegration=389

13.1. Tests for structural change=390

13.2. Tests with known break points=390

13.3. Tests with unknown break points=391

13.4. A summary assessment=398

13.5. Tests for unit roots under structural change=399

13.6. The Bayesian approach=402

13.7. A summary assessment of the empirical work=407

13.8. Effect of structural change on cointegration tests=410

13.9. Tests for structural change in cointegrated relationships=411

13.10. Miscellaneous other issues=414

13.11. Practical conclusions=416

References=418

14. Outliers and unit roots=425

14.1. Introduction=425

14.2. Different types of outliers in time series models=425

14.3. Effects of outliers on unit root tests=428

14.4. Outlier detection=437

14.5. Robust unit root tests=440

14.6. Robust estimation of cointegrating regressions=445

14.7. Outliers and seasonal unit roots=448

14.8. Conclusions=448

References=449

15. Regime switching models and structural time series models=454

15.1. The switching regression model=454

15.2. The Markov switching regression model=455

15.3. The Hamilton model=457

15.4. On the usefulness of the MSR model=460

15.5. Extensions of the MSR model=463

15.6. Gradual regime switching models=466

15.7. A model with parameters following a random walk=469

15.8. A general state-space model=470

15.9. Derivation of the Kalman filter=472

15.10. Harvey's structural time series model (1989)=475

15.11. Further comments on structural time series models=477

15.12. Summary and conclusions=479

References=479

16. Future directions=486

References=488

Appendix 1: A brief guide to asymptotic theory=490

Author index=492

Subject index=500

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Time series analysis has undergone many changes in recent years with the advent of unit roots and cointegration. Maddala and Kim present a comprehensive review of these important developments and examine structural change. The volume provides an analysis of unit root tests, problems with unit root testing, estimation of cointegration systems, cointegration tests, and econometric estimation with integrated regressors. The authors also present the Bayesian approach to these problems and bootstrap methods for small-sample inference. The chapters on structural change discuss the problems of unit root tests and cointegration under structural change, outliers and robust methods, the Markov-switching model and Harvey's structural time series model. Unit Roots, Cointegration and Structural Change is a major contribution to Themes in Modern Econometrics, of interest both to specialists and graduate and upper-undergraduate students.

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