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Cointegration: Origins and significance for economists

C. J. McDermott Reserve Bank of New Zealand,
Pages 1-23 | Published online: 10 Nov 2009

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Dorian Owen & Stephen Knowles. (1996) Book reviews. New Zealand Economic Papers 30:1, pages 117-125.
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R. Stuart McDougall. (1995) The seasonal unit root structure in New Zealand Macroeconomic variables. Applied Economics 27:9, pages 817-827.
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JulieM. Fry. (1994) Measurement issues with real wage gaps in New Zealand. New Zealand Economic Papers 28:2, pages 143-163.
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R. Brooks. (1991) Male and female labour force participation in New Zealand 1965–1990: A cointegration analysis. New Zealand Economic Papers 25:2, pages 219-251.
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