Effects in financial data, Econometrics

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a) In what circumstances would you apply switching models?

b) Using dummy variables for seasonality show how you would test for January effects in financial data?

b) Explain in details how you would apply Markov Switching Models to the Gilt-Yield Equity Ratio1 (GEYR)?


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