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Date
Title
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2008/11/12 Wed
16:00〜17:30
I(2) Cointegration Analysis in the Presence of Deterministic Shifts
栗田 高光(福岡大学)
第一共同研究室(4F北側)

This paper investigates limit theory for the likelihood analysis of
an I (2) cointegrated vector autoregressive (VAR) model in the presence of
deterministic shifts. A log likelihood ratio (log LR) test statistic for
integration indices is considered, and it is demonstrated that the
asymptotic distribution of the statistic is given in the form of a
generalised Dicky-Fuller type distribution. A log LR test statistic for
restrictions on long-run and slope coefficients is also investigated, and
it is proved that the statistic is asymptotically chi-square distributed.
Finally, an empirical analysis of macroeconomic data in Japan is performed
using the I(2) VAR model subject to a deterministic shift.

2008/11/08 Sat
00:00〜
Recent Developments in Statistics and Econometrics
芝蘭会館別館
2008/11/07 Fri
00:00〜
Recent Developments in Statistics and Econometrics
芝蘭会館別館
2008/11/06 Thu
00:00〜
Recent Developments in Statistics and Econometrics
芝蘭会館別館
2008/11/04 Tue
16:00〜18:00
アメリカの大学への留学に関するセミナー
John Riew 氏(ペンシルバニア州立大学)
経済研究所 北館1階N101
2008/10/31 Fri
14:00〜17:00
市場経済と競争政策—その政策と特徴—
ボリス・クズネツォフ 氏(ロシア政府部門間分析センター・京都大学)
経済研究所 会議室
2008/10/15 Wed
16:00〜17:30
線形混合モデルと小地域推定-特に変数選択規準の導入を巡って-
久保川 達也(東京大学)
第一共同研究室(4F北側)
2008/09/23 Tue
09:30〜12:00
Russian Economic Policy 2008-2020
ボリス・クズネツォフ 氏(ロシア政府部門間分析センター・ロシア高等経済大学院・京都大学)コメント:藤原克美 氏(大阪大学)
経済研究所 北館1階講義室
2008/09/22 Mon
14:00〜17:30
Transformations of party-state systems and spatial disparities of system transformation in China
マリア・チャナディ 氏(ハンガリー科学アカデミー経済研究所)コメント:岩﨑一郎氏(一橋大学), 堀林巧氏(金沢大学), 加藤弘之氏(神戸大学), 田中宏氏(立命館大学)
経済研究所 北館1階講義室
2008/09/19 Fri
16:30〜18:00
Spatial barriers and development of capitalism(空間障壁と資本主義の発展)
山﨑朗(中央大学)
京都大学経済研究所本館1階 第二共同研究室
要旨:The effort to lower the space barriers is in the core of what we call economic development, industrial structure transformation, and technological innovation like steam engine, motorcar, radio, TV, telephone, mobile phone etc. Owning and consuming them is not the ultimate purpose they serve. They exist to be used to spatially move human beings, commodities, or information. Human activities to lower spatial barriers, which macro-economics is apt to ignore, are nothing else than the dynamic process of economic development itself. To acquire a limited number and quantity of goods and services, we need to mobilize a set of space overcoming system.
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