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ECONOMETRIC THEORY
Volume 20, Issue 3, Pages 627-635Publisher
CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS
DOI: 10.1017/S0266466604203085
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Typically in time series econometrics, for many statistics, a rescaled integrated process is replaced with Brownian motion to find the limit distribution. For averages of functions of a rescaled integrated process, Park and Phillips have shown that this remains true for functions with poles, as long as a sample-size-dependent region around the poles is excluded from consideration, the function is locally integrable, and some other regularity conditions hold. In this addendum, I show that under some regularity conditions on the function under consideration, there is no need for such a sample-size-dependent region around the pole in Park and Phillips' theorem, as long as the function under consideration is locally integrable.
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