This paper considers a SUTSE model embedded in a dynamic framework to estimate an energy cost share model for the Italian economy in an evolving environment. This is achieved by allowing stochastic seasonal and trend components in the long-run specification and constructing an error correction mechanism to model short-run dynamics. Modelling instability in the structural time series approach is shown to be a very flexible approach to non conventional cointegration analysis. Tests for instability in the cointegrating regression support the evolving specification adopted.

Morana, C. (2000). Modelling evolving long-run relationships: An application to the Italian energy market. SCOTTISH JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, 47(1), 72-93 [10.1111/1467-9485.00154].

Modelling evolving long-run relationships: An application to the Italian energy market

Morana, C
2000

Abstract

This paper considers a SUTSE model embedded in a dynamic framework to estimate an energy cost share model for the Italian economy in an evolving environment. This is achieved by allowing stochastic seasonal and trend components in the long-run specification and constructing an error correction mechanism to model short-run dynamics. Modelling instability in the structural time series approach is shown to be a very flexible approach to non conventional cointegration analysis. Tests for instability in the cointegrating regression support the evolving specification adopted.
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energy market; modeling; statistical analysis
English
2000
47
1
72
93
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Morana, C. (2000). Modelling evolving long-run relationships: An application to the Italian energy market. SCOTTISH JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY, 47(1), 72-93 [10.1111/1467-9485.00154].
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