1996
DOI: 10.1080/07474939608800353
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A test for independence based on the correlation dimension

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“…Por isso, os parâmetros da equação dos dividendos foram consistentemente estimados via Newey-West e a verificação de se os resíduos são de fato i.i.d. pode ser feita através do teste BDS (Brock et al, 1996). A estacionaridade da taxa de desconto foi verificada pelos testes ADF e Phillips-Perron.…”
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“…Por isso, os parâmetros da equação dos dividendos foram consistentemente estimados via Newey-West e a verificação de se os resíduos são de fato i.i.d. pode ser feita através do teste BDS (Brock et al, 1996). A estacionaridade da taxa de desconto foi verificada pelos testes ADF e Phillips-Perron.…”
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“…Autorzy podkreślili, że jednym z możli-wych podejść jest testowanie szeregu czasowego za pomocą estymatorów entropii i wymiaru w szeregu wyjściowym oraz w szeregu reszt z modelu liniowego w połączeniu z testem BDS (Brock, Dechert i Scheinkman) (zob. [1], [2], [3]). Można też szacować największy wykładnik Lapunowa i testować jego dodatniość.…”
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“…At the risk of over-simplification, the existence of volatility persistence may be explained by the presence of a serially correlated news arrival process (otherwise known as the "information processing hypothesis" and heterogeneous expectations ( Engle et al, 1990), the pGarofalo and Sansone, 2005;, Gaunersdorfer and Hommes, 2005), the imitative behavior of investors in the stock market (Yamamoto, 2005), the preferences of risk-averse agents in equilibrium asset pricing models (McQueen and Vorkink, 2004) and the belief systems of traders in a stock market (Brock and LeBaron, 1996). For the latter, the authors argue that persistent volatility is caused by traders experimenting with different belief systems based upon past profit experience and their estimates of future profit experience.…”
Section: Persistencementioning
confidence: 99%