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Hecq, A., Issler, J.V. and Telg, S. (2020). Mixed causal–noncausal autoregressions with exogenous regressors Journal of Applied Econometrics, 35(3):328--343.


  • Affiliated author
    Sean Telg
  • Publication year
    2020
  • Journal
    Journal of Applied Econometrics

Mixed causal–noncausal autoregressive (MAR) models have been proposed to model time series exhibiting nonlinear dynamics. Possible exogenous regressors are typically substituted into the error term to maintain the MAR structure of the dependent variable. We introduce a representation including these covariates called MARX to study their direct impact. The asymptotic distribution of the MARX parameters is derived for a class of non-Gaussian densities. For a Student (Formula presented.) likelihood, closed-form standard errors are provided. By simulations, we evaluate the MARX model selection procedure using information criteria. We examine the influence of the exchange rate and industrial production index on commodity prices.