Local Constant Kernel Estimation of a Partially Linear Varying Coefficient Cointegration Model

In this paper, we consider a partially linear varying coefficient cointegration model. We focus on the estimation of constant coeffients. We derive the saymptotic result for the local constant kernel estimator, which complements the results in Li, Li, Liang and Hsiao (2013) where the local polynomia...

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Published in:Annals of economics and finance 2015-11, Vol.16 (2), p.353-369
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