A Monte Carlo comparison of panel unit root tests under factor structure/ created by J. H. Lin, Yi Hu, M. J. Wang and Xiao-Hua Xia
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This article investigates and compares, through Monte Carlo experiments, the finite sample sizes and powers of the proposed ‘second-generation’ Panel Unit Root Tests (PUTs) under the strict and approximate factor structures, respectively.
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