We provide a complete description of the set of all solutions to a vector autore- gressive law of motion. Every solution is shown to be the sum of three compo- nents, each corresponding to a directed flow of time. One component flows for- ward from the arbitrarily distant past; one flows backward from the arbitrarily distant future; and one flows outward from time zero. The three components are obtained by applying three complementary spectral projections to the solution, these corresponding to a separation of the eigenvalues of the autoregressive coef- ficient matrix according to whether they are inside, outside or on the unit circle. We establish a one-to-one correspondence between the set of all solutions and a finite-dimensional space of initial conditions.
The general solution to an autoregressive law of motion / Beare, B.K., Franchi, M., Howlett, P.. - In: QUANTITATIVE ECONOMICS. - ISSN 1759-7323. - (2026), pp. 791-826.
The general solution to an autoregressive law of motion
MASSIMO FRANCHI;
2026
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We provide a complete description of the set of all solutions to a vector autore- gressive law of motion. Every solution is shown to be the sum of three compo- nents, each corresponding to a directed flow of time. One component flows for- ward from the arbitrarily distant past; one flows backward from the arbitrarily distant future; and one flows outward from time zero. The three components are obtained by applying three complementary spectral projections to the solution, these corresponding to a separation of the eigenvalues of the autoregressive coef- ficient matrix according to whether they are inside, outside or on the unit circle. We establish a one-to-one correspondence between the set of all solutions and a finite-dimensional space of initial conditions.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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