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The Econometrics of Time Series Data
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  • Earn a Certificate upon completion from Queen Mary University of London
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  • In this course, you will look at models and approaches that are designed to deal with challenges raised by time series data
  • The discussion covers the motivation for the use of particular models and the description of the characteristics of time series data, with a special attention raised to the potential memory
  • Discuss time series models, that refer to data that have been collected over a period on one or more variables for the same individual
  • Explore both on stationary and non-stationary time series models, as well as the difference between the non-stationary data and the trend-stationary processes
  • Consider the problems that may occur with non-stationarity data

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Curriculum

Time Series Data

Welcome to Use and Applications of Econometrics

Time Series Observations

Detrending Time Series Data

Memory and the Autocorrelation Function

Holding Constant the Intermediate Coefficients

Time Series Data and Correlation through Time

The Problem of Detrending

Theory of Autocorrelation Function

Building the Autocorrelation Function

Testing for Statistical Significance of the ACF

The Theory Behind Partial Autocorrelation Function

Understanding the the Role of History

Understanding Difference in Time Series Data

Understanding Detrending

Understanding ACG and PACF for Different Economies

Knowledge Check: Time Series Data

Stationary Time Series Models

Models for Time Series

Examples of Stationary Time Series Processes

How Can We Use Econometrics for Forecasting?

The Impact of Shocks on the Dynamics of the Series

Modelling Variables Over Time

From the Theoretical ACF to the Specification of the Empirical Model

Forecasting with Econometrics

Producing Forecasts with Econometrics

Are Our Forecasts Accurate?

A Special Case in Time Series Modelling

MA(2) Process

Understanding the Information Criteria to Use

Autocorrelated Residuals

Understanding the Limits of Forecasting

Understanding the Impact of Shocks on the Behaviour of the Series

Knowledge Check: Stationary Time Series Models

Non-Stationary Time Series Models

The Issue of Memory in the Data

Test for Unit Root

Spurious Regressions

Cointegrated Variables

Why is it Important to Deal with Non-Stationary Data?

The Dickey and Fuller Test

Why are Spurious Regression Problematic?

Cointegration as Long Run Relationship

Understanding Non-Stationary Data

The Dickey and Fuller Test at Work

Understanding the Problems with Spurious Regressions

Understanding Cointegration

Knowledge Check: Non-Stationary Time Series Models

Models for Changing Volatility

Changing Volatility

Modelling Volatility ARCH Models

Modelling Volatility GARCH Models

Modelling Volatility Extensions of the GARCH Models

Some Characteristics of Financial Markets

Modelling and Testing for the ARCH Effect

From ARCH models to Generalised ARCH model: GARCH

Non-Linear Models and GARCH

Understanding the Value of Modelling the Variance

Understanding Problems with ARCH(q) Models

Understanding GARCH and ARCH

Understanding the Characteristics of the Data

Knowledge Check: Models for Changing Volatility

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    May 25, 2024
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