Marco LippiScientific Papers and TeachingIf you need help with any level of education, keep in mind that you can always seek help from specialized services, such as best-writing-service.com, or ask your supervisor/colleague directly, or ask at a specialized forum. Discrete-Time Stationary Stochastic Processes. Lecture Notes Lezioni del corso di Macroeconomia Applicata |
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Spectral Theorem
A paper on the approximation underlying the Spectral Representation Theorem. A modified version of this
working paper has been published on Econometric Theory.
This is an unpublished note mentioned in the paper.
A Note on Sraffa's Mathematics
A paper presented at the Conference "Sraffa o un'altra economia", 12-13 December 2003, Roma.
The Generalized Dynamic Factor Model: One-Sided Estimation and Forecasting
(with Mario Forni, Marc Hallin and Lucrezia Reichlin, new version 22-9-2004)
Opening the Black Box: Structural Factor Models vs. Structural VARs
(with Mario Forni and Lucrezia Reichlin)
A Dynamic Factor Analysis of the Response of U.S. Interest Rates to News
(with Daniel L. Thornton)
DISCRETE-TIME STATIONARY STOCHASTIC PROCESSES LECTURE NOTES Top
I have been giving courses on Stationary Processes for some years by now, both to undergraduate and graduate students in Rome, Bruxelles and Pisa. These Lecture Notes put together ideas, exercises, examples, etc. Sections and Chapters will be posted here as soon as they are ready. They will be revised with incoming comments and criticism. The last section posted contains the Bibliography.
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Lezioni del corso di Macroeconomia Applicata Top
The first four files are slides. They will be used by Marco Lippi
The last two are papers on cointegration, also to be used by Marco Lippi.
Hendry and Juselius: Explaining Cointegration Analysis: Part I
Hendry and Juselius: Explaining Cointegration Analysis: Part II