International Journal of Computational Economics and Econometrics
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Volume 3, issue 1/2, 2013
- The Central Bank's endogenous and non-linear credibility in a dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model: theory and a small computational simulation pp. 2-13

- Ricardo Ramalhete Moreira
- A boundary analysis of ICT firms on Thailand Stock Market: a maximum entropy bootstrap approach and highest density regions (HDR) approach pp. 14-26

- Chukiat Chaiboonsri and Prasert Chaitip
- Phillips curve inflation and unemployment: an empirical research for Greece pp. 27-42

- Chaido Dritsaki and Melina Dritsaki
- The long run dynamic of the Dutch disease phenomenon: a SVAR approach pp. 43-63

- Fakhri Issaoui, Talel Boufateh and Ghassen El Montasser
- Indigenous R%D effectiveness, technology transfer and productivity growth: evidence from the hi-tech industry of China pp. 64-82

- Ahmar Qazi and Zhao Yulin
- Forecasting the insolvency of US banks using support vector machines (SVMs) based on local learning feature selection pp. 83-90

- Theophilos Papadimitriou, Periklis Gogas, Vasilios Plakandaras and John C. Mourmouris
- A quantitative approach to Faber's tactical asset allocation pp. 91-101

- Stefano Marmi, Claudio Pacati, Roberto Renò and Wiston Adrián Risso
Volume 2, issue 3/4, 2012
- Income distribution and majority patterns pp. 155-178

- Thomas Kämpke
- Linear and non-linear unit root testing in the presence of heavy-tailed GARCH: a finite-sample simulation analysis pp. 179-196

- Steve Cook
- Modelling and decomposing price volatility in the Greek meat market pp. 197-222

- Anthony Rezitis
- Stock market volatility and fluctuations in the price-earnings ratio pp. 223-237

- Dimitrios Koutmos
Volume 2, issue 2, 2011
- Industry-specific determinants of environmental indicators pp. 75-94

- Michael Getzner
- Choosing an investment strategy by stochastic control pp. 95-104

- Amaresh Das
- Econometrics and computational economics: an exercise in compatibility pp. 105-114

- Todd Feldman and Yi Sun
- Equilibrium in Nash differential games via Lyapunov-type iterations pp. 115-122

- Ivan Ganchev Ivanov and Boyan Mihailov Lomev
- Inference for structural equation modelling on dependent populations pp. 123-153

- Savas Papadopoulos
Volume 2, issue 1, 2011
- A computational model of politicians–bureaucracy relationship in a competitively authoritarian environment pp. 1-23

- Vahe Lskavyan and Vardges Melkonian
- Clustering the changing nature of currency crises in emerging markets: an exploration with self-organising maps pp. 24-46

- Peter Sarlin
- Three different measures of sample skewness and kurtosis and their effects on the Jarque–Bera test for normality pp. 47-62

- Panagiotis Mantalos
- Construction properties of equity fund of funds: a preliminary note from the Greek market pp. 63-73

- Aristeidis Samitas, Eleni Stavridou and Ioannis Asimakopoulos
Volume 1, issue 3/4, 2010
- Theory and methodology for dynamic panel data: tested by simulations based on financial data pp. 239-253

- Savas Papadopoulos
- Vector autoregressive order selection and forecasting via the modified divergence information criterion pp. 254-277

- Panagiotis Mantalos, Kyriacos Mattheou and Alex Karagrigoriou
- Variable-ordering induced problems of impulse-response analysis and other difficulties: the dividend policy of Austrian firms pp. 278-293

- Tobias Basse and Sebastian Reddemann
- Testing for market power in the Spanish meat market: price transmission elasticity and asymmetry using econometric models pp. 294-308

- Jordi Guillen and Ramon Franquesa
- Revisiting deterministic extended-path: a simple and accurate solution method for macroeconomic models pp. 309-316

- David Love
- Forecasting volatility: double averaging and weighted medians pp. 317-326

- Erhard Reschenhofer
- The effect of spillover on the Johansen tests for cointegration: a Monte Carlo analysis pp. 327-342

- Panagiotis Mantalos, Kristofer Månsson and Ghazi Shukur
- A test of statistical independence under uncertainty pp. 343-345

- Moawia Alghalith
Volume 1, issue 2, 2009
- Monopolisation of triopoly – revisited pp. 113-125

- Jacek Prokop
- Optimal investment in immobile human capital in an economic and monetary union pp. 126-147

- Michal Konopczynski
- Business cycles in Bulgaria and the Baltic countries: an RBC approach pp. 148-170

- Aleksandar Vasilev
- A new macroeconometric approach to the NATREX model of the equilibrium real exchange rate pp. 171-194

- Nedim Dikmen
- A comparison of alternative parametric efficiency estimates using rank-sum test statistic pp. 195-209

- Roxani Karagiannis and Kostas Velentzas
- A note on impact of new economic reforms on the elasticity of substitution in Indian industries: alternative measures pp. 210-224

- Bhupendra Singh and Akhilesh Sharma
- Risk process estimation techniques used in the optimisation of financial resources of an insurance company pp. 225-237

- Iulian Mircea, Radu Serban and Mihaela Covrig
Volume 1, issue 1, 2009
- Average treatment effect estimators – inefficiency – minimisation of variance pp. 1-8

- Athanasios G. Tsagkanos
- VAR model training using particle swarm optimisation: evidence from macro-finance data pp. 9-22

- George Filis, Kyriakos Kentzoglanakis and Christos Floros
- Bank efficiency and share prices in China: empirical evidence from a three-stage banking model pp. 23-47

- Fadzlan Sufian and Muhamed Zulkhibri
- Size and power properties of tests of the martingale difference hypothesis: a Monte Carlo study pp. 48-63

- Lijun Fan and Terence C. Mills
- Forecasting tourist arrivals to Balearic Islands using genetic programming pp. 64-75

- Marcos Alvarez-Diaz, Josep Mateu-Sbert and Jaume Rossello
- Chaos theory: forecasting the freight rate of an oil tanker pp. 76-88

- Eleftherios I. Thalassinos, Mike P. Hanias, Panayiotis G. Curtis and Yannis E. Thalassinos
- Is PEAD a consequence of the presence of the cognitive bias of self-attribution in investors' expectations regarding permanent earnings? Evidence from Athens Stock Exchange pp. 89-110

- Stavros Degiannakis and George Giannopoulos