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CIPS test for Unit Root in Panel Data: further Monte Carlo results

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  • Andrea Cerasa

    (University "La Sapienza" of Rome)

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This paper analyzes, through Monte Carlo experiments, the behaviour of Pesaran's CIPS test for the null of a unit root in panel data when (i) the assumption of a single common factor in the specification of the cross-section dependence is violated and (ii) the autoregressive order of the residuals is estimated. The simulation analysis points to the single common factor as a fundamental assumption for a suitable behaviour of the CIPS test and suggests that the test delivers the best performance when the truncation lag is estimated as a deterministic function of the sample size.

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  • Andrea Cerasa, 2008. "CIPS test for Unit Root in Panel Data: further Monte Carlo results," Economics Bulletin, AccessEcon, vol. 3(16), pages 1-13.
    • Handle: RePEc:ebl:ecbull:eb-07c20091
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