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The Rank Condition for Forward Looking Models,. × . transition matrix. The vector . converges to .. for . → ∞. The well-known result of Blanchard and Kahn (1980) and Buiter (1981) is that, for . non-singular, a unique non-explosive solution exists if and only if the number of non-predetermined state variables is equal to the number of unstable

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Asymptotic Inference Based on Eigenprojections of Covariance and Correlation Matrices, .. and the sample correlation matrix ... The topic was introduced by Tyler (1981, 1983) who designed certain test statistics using the asymptotic normality of the eigenprojections of the sample covariance matrix in the case of normally and elliptically distributed populations. Some of his results w

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,On a Fisher—Cornish Type Expansion of Wishart Matrices,mations to the distributions of .. The Fisher-Cornish approximation to a chi-square distribution is shown to be a special case of this approximation up to the order terms involved. An asymptotic approximation to the distribution of . is also derived when . ~ . (Σ, ., Ω) and Ω = 0(.).

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Scaled and Adjusted Restricted Tests in Multi-Sample Analysis of Moment Structures,may be latent (i.e., unobservable); see, for example, Bollen (1989), Yuan and Bentler (1997), and references therein. Commercial computer programs to carry out such analysis, for a general class of structural equation models, are available, for example, LISREL of J?reskog and S?rbom (1994) and EQS o

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1570-5811 e of subjects which rely uponmodern methods of statistical analysis. .The contributors to the book are themselves practitioners of a widerange of subjects inclu978-1-4613-7080-2978-1-4615-4603-0Series ISSN 1570-5811 Series E-ISSN 2214-7977

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Book 2000k in the fields of matrix methods andmultivariate statistical analysis. It should be of interest tostudents and practitioners in a wide range of subjects which rely uponmodern methods of statistical analysis. .The contributors to the book are themselves practitioners of a widerange of subjects inclu