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Robert Sollis, a Lecturer in Economics and Finance at Durham University, is one of the University’s most prominent economists. His research interests include time series econometrics, with a particular focus on nonlinear models of macroeconomic and financial time sequences.
Richard Harris – Applied Time Series Modelling & ForecastingDescriptionApplied Time Series Modeling and Forecasting Provides a relatively low cost option-Technical introduction to applied time series forecasting and econometrics involving non-stationary data. The authors place a lot of emphasis on the why and how. They limit technical material to boxes and point to relevant sources for more detail. This book is based off an earlier title Cointegration Analysis for Econometric ModelingBy Richard Harris. In addition to updating material from the previous book, there are two major new additions: panel tests for unit roots, cointegration, and forecasting financial time series. Harris and Sollis have also incorporated as many of the latest techniques in the area as possible including: testing for periodic integration and cointegration; GLS detrending when testing for unit roots; structural breaks and season unit root testing; testing for cointegration with a structural break; asymmetric tests for cointegration; testing for super-exogeniety; seasonal cointegration in multivariate models; and approaches to structural macroeconomic modeling. A simplified discussion of some topics, such testing for unique vectors has been added. TABLE OF CONTENTSPreface. 1. Introduction and Overview. These are some initial concepts. Forecasting. The outline of the book. 2. Short- and long-term-run Models. Long-run Models. Stationary and non-stationary- Time Series. Spurious Regressions Cointegration. Short-run Models. Conclusion. 3. Test for Unit Roots. Download immediately Richard Harris – Applied Time Series Modelling & Forecasting The Dickey–Fuller Test. Augmented Dickey–Fuller Test. Tests to determine the power and level of unit root. Structural Breaks & Unit Root Tests Roots of Seasonal Units Structural Breaks, Seasonal Unit Root Tests Periodic Integration and Unit root-testing. Conclusion on Unit Root Tests 4. Cointegration in Single Equations The Engle–Granger (EG) Approach. Testing for cointegration with a structural break Alternative approaches Problems with Single Equation Approach Estimating the Short-Dynamic Model. Seasonal cointegration Periodic Cointegration Asymmetric tests for cointegration Conclusion 5. Multivariate Systems – Cointegration The Johansen Approach. Test the Order of Integration of the Variables. Formulation of a Dynamic Model. Test for a Reduced Rank Multivariate Model: Deterministic Components Exogenous Exogeneity Testing and VECM Testing I (l) Variables. Testing for Linear Hypotheses about Cointegration Relations Testing for Unique Cointegration Vectors. Joint Tests of Restrictions α And β Roots of Seasonal Units Seasonal cointegration Conclusions. Appendix 1: Programming in SHAZAM. 6. Modelling The Short-Use Multivariate System. Introduction. Estimating the Long-Cointegration Relationships can be created. Parsimonious VECM. PVECM Conditional. Structural Modelling. Structural Macroeconomic Modelling. 7. Panel Data Models & Cointegration Introduction. Panel Data Modelling Techniques. Panel Unit Root Tests Testing for cointegration in panels. Estimating Panel Cointegration Models. Conclusion: Testing for Unit Roots and Cointegration of Panel Data. 8. Modelling And Forecasting Financial Times Series. Introduction. ARCH and GARCH. Multivariate GARCH. Estimation & Testing An Empirical Application for ARCH and GARCH Models. ARCH-M. Models of Asymmetric GARCH. Integrated and Fractionally Integrated GARCH Modells. Conditional Heteroscedasticity and Unit Roots, as well as Cointegration. Forecasting GARCH Models Other Methods of Forecast Evaluation Conclusions Modelling And Forecasting Financial Time Series. Appendix: Cointegration Analysis Using the Johansen Technique: A Practitioner’s Guide to PcGive 10.1. Statistical Appendix. References. Index. About the AuthorRichard Harris He is a Professor at the University of Durham’s Department of Economics and Finance. His research areas include applied econometrics. He has published widely in many journals. Robert Sollis Professor in the Department of Economics and Finance, University of Durham. His research interests lie in time series economics with a special focus on nonlinear models that can be used to predict financial and macroeconomic time series. Forex Trading – Foreign Exchange Course Do you want to learn more about Forex? Foreign exchange, or forex, is the conversion of one country’s currency into another. |
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