Introductory Econometrics for Finance 3rd Edition

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Finance Chapter 1 Financial Econometrics Can Best Described A The

1. financial econometrics can best be described as (a) the application of statistical techniques to problems in finance (b) the application of mathematical models to problems in economics (c) the application of financial techniques to problems in economics (d) none of the above 2. which of the following is

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Finance Chapter 10 Threshold Autoregressive And Markov Switching Models A

1. threshold autoregressive and markov switching models: (a) allow us to potentially capture regime switches in a dependent variable (b) forecast correlations of two distinct series (c) maximise the threshold of autoregressive models (d) all of the above to check for seasonality (day-of-the-week effect) in stock returns of south

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Finance Chapter 11 Which These Are Advantages Using Panel Data

1. which of these are advantages of using panel data? (i) we can address a broader range of issues and tackle more complex problems than would be possible with pure time-series or pure cross-sectional data alone (ii) it allows us to increase the number of degrees of freedom (iii)

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Finance Chapter 2 Assume That The Relationship Between Companys Stock

2. assume that the relationship between a companyâs stock price (y) and dividends paid per share (x) is linear. if the slope of the equation is 0.50 and the intercept is 30, what would be the expected stock price if the dividend paid was 3? (a) 33 (b) 30.50

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Finance Chapter 3 Regression Concerned With Describing And Evaluating The

1. regression is concerned with describing and evaluating the relationship between (a) a dependent variable and regressands (b) an independent variable and regressors (c) a dependent variable and regressors (d) an effect variable and explained variables 2. what does a positive linear relationship between x and y in a

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Finance Chapter 4 Which The Following Null Hypotheses Could Test

3. which of the following null hypotheses could we test using an f-test? 2 = 0 (ii) 2 = 1 and 3 + 4 = 1 (iii) 3 4 = 1 (iv) 2 - 3 - 4 = 1 (a) (i) and (ii) only (b) (ii) and (iv) only

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Finance Chapter 5 Researcher Conducts Breusch Godfrey Test For Autocorrelation Using

1. a researcher conducts a breusch-godfrey test for autocorrelation using 3 lags of the residuals in the auxiliary regression. the original regression contained 5 regressors including a constant term, and was estimated using 105 observations. what is the

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Finance Chapter 6 Consider The Following Ma3 Process

3. consider the following ma(3) process. yt = 0.1 + 0.4ut-1 + 0.2ut-2 â 0.1ut-3 + ut what is the optimal forecast for yt, 3 steps into the future (i.e. for time t+2

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Finance Chapter 7 Which The Following Are Characteristics Vector Autoregressive

1. which of the following are characteristics of vector autoregressive (var) models? (i) they are typically a-theoretical and data driven (ii) they can easily lead to overfitting (iii) all variables on the right hand side of the equation are pre-determined (iv) their interpretation is often difficult from a theoretical

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Finance Chapter 8 what Is The Impact Of Shocks To An

1. which of the following are probably valid criticisms of the dickey fuller methodology? (i) the tests have a unit root under the null hypothesis and this may not be rejected due to insufficient information in the

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Finance Chapter 9 Volatility Clustering A The Tendency For Financial

1. volatility clustering is (a) the tendency for financial asset returns to have distributions that exhibit fat tails (b) the tendency for financial asset return volatility to appear in bunches (c) the tendency for volatility to rise more following a large price fall than following a price rise of

Introductory Econometrics for Finance 3rd Edition

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