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    Title: Testing for Spurious Regression in a Panel Data Model with the Individual Number and Time Length Growing
    Authors: 陳文典
    Chen, Wen-Den
    Contributors: 東海大學經濟學系
    Keywords: Spurious regression
    Whittle method
    panel data model
    pseudo spectral density function
    tapering
    Date: 2006
    Issue Date: 2016-07-20T06:57:57Z (UTC)
    Abstract: This article shows a test for the spurious regression problem in a panel data model with a growing individual number and time series length. In the estimation, tapers are used and the integrated order for the remainder disturbance is extended to a real number; at the same time,the spurious regression problem can be detected without prior knowledge. Through Monte Carlo
    experiments, we examine the consistent estimators by various sizes of time length and individual number, in which the remainder disturbance is assumed to be either stationary or non-stationary.
    In addition, the asymptotic normality properties are discussed with a quasi log-likelihood function. From the power tests we can see that the estimators are quite successful and powerful.
    Relation: Journal of Applied Statistics,33(8),759-772
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