1984
DOI: 10.1016/0304-4076(84)90056-3
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Multivariate subset autoregressive modelling with zero constraints for detecting ‘overall causality’

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“…An estimated coefficient at lag k is considered "significant", if the associated SBIC value is lower than the SBIC at lag k-1. See also Penm & Terrell (1984) and Marin (1992).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…An estimated coefficient at lag k is considered "significant", if the associated SBIC value is lower than the SBIC at lag k-1. See also Penm & Terrell (1984) and Marin (1992).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hsiao (1979Hsiao ( , 1982 used second differencing on the natural logarithms (logs) of each variable. Lütkepohl (1982) and Penm & Terrell (1984) took first differences of the log-levels. Kim and Ro (1988) conducted their analyses on the log-levels of the variables.…”
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“…No discussion is given on this procedure for the reason of brevity. Interested readers are referred to Brailsford et al [1] and Penm and Terrell [15] for details.…”
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“…Although Hsiao's approach allows the presence of zero and nonzero patterned coefficients in a VAR system, the model specification is determined by applying an order selection algorithm to each single equation separately, rather than to the system as a whole. As demonstrated by Penm and Terrell [15], the so-determined specification can lead to misleading conclusions on the presence of Granger causality in the system. To overcome this shortfall, Penm and Terrell [15] provide a robust algorithm to select the optimal VAR specification with zero and nonzero patterned coefficients (if the underlying system has such a structure).…”
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