
handle: 10419/192890
Conditional heteroskedasticity can be exploited to identify the structural vector autoregressions (SVAR) but the implications for inference on structural impulse responses have not been investigated in detail yet. We consider the conditionally heteroskedastic SVAR-GARCH model and propose a bootstrap-based inference procedure on structural impulse responses. We compare the finite-sample properties of our bootstrap method with those of two competing bootstrap methods via extensive Monte Carlo simulations. We also present a three-step estimation procedure of the parameters of the SVAR-GARCH model that promises numerical stability even in scenarios with small sample sizes and/or large dimensions.
conditional heteroskedasticity, Bereichsschätzung, ddc:330, Impulsantwort, autoregressives Modell, structural vector autoregression, Prozess, Bootstrap, 330 Economics, ARCH, ECON Department of Economics, 10007 Department of Economics, Statistik, C13, structural impulse responses, multivariate GARCH, Vektor, C32, C12
conditional heteroskedasticity, Bereichsschätzung, ddc:330, Impulsantwort, autoregressives Modell, structural vector autoregression, Prozess, Bootstrap, 330 Economics, ARCH, ECON Department of Economics, 10007 Department of Economics, Statistik, C13, structural impulse responses, multivariate GARCH, Vektor, C32, C12
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