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Most viewed posts of 2022

Happy new year to all of you. I hope that this new year will be great and that few of my most viewed posts will help some of…

  • Post date December 31, 2022
  • Post categories In Happy New Year
  • Tags Most Viewed Posts

Asymmetries in the oil market: Accounting for the growing role of China through quantile regressions

NEW WORKING PAPER: This paper investigates the role of political tensions between the US and China and global market forces in explaining oil price fluctuations. To this end,…

  • Post date December 17, 2022
  • Post categories In Working Paper
  • Tags Hidden Asymmetries, MATLAB Code, Nonlinear Dynamics, Oil market, QARDL, Quantile Regressions, Time-varying, US-China Political Relation

A Simple Proof for the Chebyshev Inequality: Clearly Explained!

In the Appendix A of this book: Statistics: Principles and Methods written by Giuseppe Cicchitelli, Pierpaolo D’Urso and Marco Minozzo published by Pearson in 2021, I found the…

  • Post date November 13, 2022
  • Post categories In Illustrated, Pedagogical Note
  • Tags Chebyshev Inequality, Clearly Explained, Probability, Statistics

How to test fiscal sustainability in OECD countries?

NEW PUBLICATION: We can use Fourier Dickey-Fuller unit root tests, time-varying fiscal reaction functions and threshold fiscal reactions functions. Over the period spanning from 1870 to 2017, we…

  • Post date November 4, 2022
  • Post categories In Codes and Datasets, Research Article
  • Tags Fiscal Sustainability, Fourier Dickey-Fuller unit root test, Nonlinear Dynamics, OECD, STATA Code, Threshold, Time-varying

Addressing Conditional Heteroscedasticity in SVAR Models

It is a great pleasure and an honor to announce that I wrote my first blog for APTECH with Eric Clower. In this blog, we will look more…

  • Post date September 19, 2022
  • Post categories In Codes and Datasets, Illustrated, Pedagogical Note
  • Tags Bootstrap, China, Conditional heteroscedasticity, GAUSS Code, Moving Block Bootstrap, Oil market, Political Tension, SIRF, SVAR, USA

Skewness in Wolfram Alpha: Clearly Explained!

The positional average known as the skewness allows you to assess the symmetry of a distribution. When the skewness is to zero, then the distribution is symmetric. You…

  • Post date September 19, 2022
  • Post categories In Pedagogical Note
  • Tags Central Moment, Clearly Explained, Skewness, Statistics, Wolfram Alpha

Panel Data Econometrics: Common Factor Analysis for Empirical Researchers

During this summer, I decided to explore and to understand the concept of common factors in panel data econometrics, which are a very important thing, in the exchange…

  • Post date September 3, 2022
  • Post categories In Book
  • Tags Common Factors, Empirical Research, GAUSS Code, MATLAB Code, Panel Data, STATA Code

Can we detect threshold effects in the bank credit-economic growth relationship in the ASEAN?

NEW PUBLICATION: The answer is yes. When the credit-to-GDP ratio is above 96.5%, the effect of a further development of bank credit on the economic growth is not…

  • Post date August 30, 2022
  • Post categories In Research Article
  • Tags ASEAN, Bank Credit, Dynamic Threshold Estimation, Economic Growth

How political tensions influence the oil market?

NEW PUBLICATION: It was very interesting to explore how political tensions between China and the US impact the oil market. The originality of our approach lies in the…

  • Post date August 30, 2022
  • Post categories In Research Article
  • Tags China, Oil market, Political Tension, SVAR, USA

Why is Big-O of any constant is always equal to O(1)? Clearly explained!

The Big-O notation may seem quite obscure when you see it for the first time. A good way to intuitively understand this notation is to consider the case…

  • Post date August 14, 2022
  • Post categories In Pedagogical Note
  • Tags Big-O Notation, Clearly Explained, Wolfram Alpha

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