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Moving average filters and unit roots

Moving average filtering a stationary AR(1) time series yields higher valued first order autocorrelations. Its implications for unit root testing in seasonally (un-) adjusted time series are evaluated theoretically, via simulations, as well as with an empirical example.

Philip Hans Franses | P. Franses

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