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(1) Suppose that we observe data for Treasury Bill rates that are characterized by an AR(3)...
Suppose we observe the 3-year Treasury security rate (1R3) to be 6 percent, the expected 1-year...
Suppose we observe the 3-year Treasury security rate (1R3) to be 6 percent, the expected 1-year rate next year—E(2r1)—to be 4 percent, and the expected 1-year rate the following year—E(3r1)—to be 5 percent. If the unbiased expectations theory of the term structure of interest rates holds, what is the 1-year Treasury security rate, 1R1? (Round your answer to 2 decimal places.)
2 2. Suppose we are given data on n observations (i, Y),, and we have a...
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2. Suppose we are given data on n observations (i, Y),, and we have a linear model, so that E(X)-A, + ßiri-Let呙-SXY /SXX and β') = F-β,2 be the least-square estimates given in lecture (a) Show that E(SXY)-ASXX and E (T)-A] + β,7. (b) Use (a) to show that E(角)-βι and E(A) = 3). In other words, these are unbiased estimators. (c) The fitted values Yt = Atari are used as estimates of E(A), and the residuals e.-Yi for...
We observe the following rates. The current one-year Treasury rate is 5.28% and the two-year rate is 7.37%. We believe t...
We observe the following rates. The current one-year Treasury rate is 5.28% and the two-year rate is 7.37%. We believe the one year rate one year from today (E(1r2)) is 6.34%. What is the liquidity premium for year 2 (from t=1 to t=2). Enter in percent form without the percent sign.
Suppose we have the following Treasury bill returns and inflation rates over an eight year period:...
Suppose we have the following Treasury bill returns and inflation rates over an eight year period: Suppose we have the following Treasury bill returns and inflation rates over an eight year period: Year Treasury Bills Inflation 1 7.70% 9.20% 2 8.46 12.88 3 6.31 7.41 4 5.48 5.24 5 5.89 7.17 6 8.11 9.52 7 11.10 13.84 8 12.70 13.19 a. Calculate the average return for Treasury bills and the average annual inflation rate for this period. (Do not round...
Consider the following AR(1) model: 1. a. Explain why this dynamic model violates TS'3 ZCM assumption made for the unbiasedness of the FDL model estimators. the following random 2. Consider walk...
Consider the following AR(1) model: 1. a. Explain why this dynamic model violates TS'3 ZCM assumption made for the unbiasedness of the FDL model estimators. the following random 2. Consider walk model: yeBo yt-1 +ut, t-0,1,..,T a. Show that yt-3βο + yt-3 + ut + ut-1 + ut-2. b. Suppose that 0-0, show that y.-t βο +4 + ut-1 + + u! c. Suppose that that yo -0, and ut for all t are ii.d. with mean 0 and variance...
2. Suppose we are given data on n observations (x,Y), i 1,... , n, and we...
2. Suppose we are given data on n observations (x,Y), i 1,... , n, and we have a linear model, = SXY/SXX and A,-ㄚ-Ax be the least-square estimates so that E(X) = β0 +ATp Let given in lecture. (a) Show that E(5xx)-A5xx and E(Y)-Ao +A2. (b) Use (a) to show that E(A)-A and E(A)-A. În other words, these are unbiased estimators (c) The fitted values Yi = ArtAz; are used as estimates of E(K), and the residuals ei = Y-...
2. Suppose we are given data on n observations (zi,Y), i = 1, , n, and...
2. Suppose we are given data on n observations (zi,Y), i = 1, , n, and we have a linear model, so that E(X) = β0+Axi. Let ßi-SXY/SXX and β0 = Y-Ax be the least-square estimates given in lecture. (a) Show that E(5xx) = ẢSXX and E(T) = β0+A2. (b) Use (a) to show that E(A) = and E(%) = A- In other words, these are unbiased estimators (c) The fitted values Y BotBr, are used as estimates of E(Y),...
PART B: Application 5. Suppose that you observe a random variable X. and then, on the...
PART B: Application 5. Suppose that you observe a random variable X. and then, on the basis of the observed value. you attempt to predict the value of a second random variable Y. Let Y denote the predictor or an estimator of Y ; that is, if X is observed to equal , then Y is your prediction for the value of Y, and your goal is to choose Y so that it tends to be close to Y First,...
Suppose we observe the following rates: 1R1 = 9%, 1R2 = 11%. If the unbiased expectations...
Suppose we observe the following rates: 1R1 = 9%, 1R2 = 11%. If the unbiased expectations theory of the term structure of interest rates holds, what is the 1-year interest rate expected one year from now, E(2r1)? (Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer to 2 decimal places.)
Suppose we are given data on n observations (zi, Y4), i-1, . . . , n,...
Suppose we are given data on n observations (zi, Y4), i-1, . . . , n, and we have a linear model so that E(X)-β0+B1zi. Let A-SXY/SXX and A-Y-Aī be the least-square estimates given in lecture. (a) Show that E(Sxy)-ASxx and E(Y)-A +AF (b) Use (a) to show that E(BB and E(B)In other words, these are unbiased estimators (c) The fitted values Yi-A+Azi are used as estimates of %), and the residuals e,-x-Y; are used as surrogates for the unobservable...
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2. Suppose we are given data on n observations (i, Y),, and we have a linear model, so that E(X)-A, + ßiri-Let呙-SXY /SXX and β') = F-β,2 be the least-square estimates given in lecture (a) Show that E(SXY)-ASXX and E (T)-A] + β,7. (b) Use (a) to show that E(角)-βι and E(A) = 3). In other words, these are unbiased estimators. (c) The fitted values Yt = Atari are used as estimates of E(A), and the residuals e.-Yi for...
Consider the following AR(1) model: 1. a. Explain why this dynamic model violates TS'3 ZCM assumption made for the unbiasedness of the FDL model estimators. the following random 2. Consider walk model: yeBo yt-1 +ut, t-0,1,..,T a. Show that yt-3βο + yt-3 + ut + ut-1 + ut-2. b. Suppose that 0-0, show that y.-t βο +4 + ut-1 + + u! c. Suppose that that yo -0, and ut for all t are ii.d. with mean 0 and variance...
2. Suppose we are given data on n observations (x,Y), i 1,... , n, and we have a linear model, = SXY/SXX and A,-ㄚ-Ax be the least-square estimates so that E(X) = β0 +ATp Let given in lecture. (a) Show that E(5xx)-A5xx and E(Y)-Ao +A2. (b) Use (a) to show that E(A)-A and E(A)-A. În other words, these are unbiased estimators (c) The fitted values Yi = ArtAz; are used as estimates of E(K), and the residuals ei = Y-...
2. Suppose we are given data on n observations (zi,Y), i = 1, , n, and we have a linear model, so that E(X) = β0+Axi. Let ßi-SXY/SXX and β0 = Y-Ax be the least-square estimates given in lecture. (a) Show that E(5xx) = ẢSXX and E(T) = β0+A2. (b) Use (a) to show that E(A) = and E(%) = A- In other words, these are unbiased estimators (c) The fitted values Y BotBr, are used as estimates of E(Y),...
PART B: Application 5. Suppose that you observe a random variable X. and then, on the basis of the observed value. you attempt to predict the value of a second random variable Y. Let Y denote the predictor or an estimator of Y ; that is, if X is observed to equal , then Y is your prediction for the value of Y, and your goal is to choose Y so that it tends to be close to Y First,...
Suppose we are given data on n observations (zi, Y4), i-1, . . . , n, and we have a linear model so that E(X)-β0+B1zi. Let A-SXY/SXX and A-Y-Aī be the least-square estimates given in lecture. (a) Show that E(Sxy)-ASxx and E(Y)-A +AF (b) Use (a) to show that E(BB and E(B)In other words, these are unbiased estimators (c) The fitted values Yi-A+Azi are used as estimates of %), and the residuals e,-x-Y; are used as surrogates for the unobservable...
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