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Figure 1.Schematic of Business Cycle Asymmetries. The ’gure depicts four stylised business cycles
Table 1. Empirical Size and Power of Tests of Asymmetries
Figure 2.Asymmetries Due to Regime-Dependent Heteroscedasticity. The ’gure depicts densities (conditional on the regime and uncondi-tional) ofconditions for a symmetric propagation mechanism, and the process is homoscedastic
Table 2. Empirical Size and Power of Tests of Asymmetries When There are Heteroscedastic Disturbances
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