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Some Discrete Approximations to Continuous Time Stochastic Models
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EngineeringAsymptotic BiasesApplied EconometricsTime Series EconometricsFixed CoefficientsSimultaneous Equation ModelingVarious Econometric EstimatorsEconomic Policy AnalysisStochastic ProcessesEconomic AnalysisEstimation TheoryStatisticsDiscrete ApproximationsStochastic SystemEconometric MethodEconometric ModelBusinessEconometricsStructural Econometrics
Summary The paper considers the asymptotic biases in various econometric estimators when data generated by a stochastic differential equation system of the form d y d t − A y ( t ) = B z ( t ) + a ( t ) are estimated by approximating these equations in the form { y ( t + δ ) − y ( t ) } / δ = 1 2 A { y ( t + δ ) + y ( t ) } + 1 2 B { z ( t + δ ) + z ( t ) } + v ( t ) , where y(t) is a vector of endogenous variables, z(t) is a vector of exogenous variables and A and B are matrices of fixed coefficients, assumed estimated subject to certain a priori restrictions. It is shown that the asymptotic biases are O(δ2) as δ→0, on reasonable assumptions.
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