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This paper provides an overview of methods of testing for explosive bubbles in time series. Various issues associated with the inclusion of constants in regression, the problem of initial condition and the problem of possible non-stationary volatility in the dynamics of a time series are considered. Methods for dating the explosive bubbles are also discussed.
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