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root test [′rüt ‚test]

(mathematics)

An infinite series of nonnegative termsa_nconverges if, after some term, theith root ofa_iis less than a fixed number smaller than 1.

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In this context, the Philips-Peron (PP) unit root test is applied as it not only controls for higher serial correlation in the series but assumptions made on the distribution of errors are milder.

Private sector financing on economic growth in Malaysia: results from ... by Guru, Balachandher Krishnan / Journal of Academy of Business and Economics

The study is conducted using a newly developed nonlinear IV unit root test for a panel of 41 developing countries.

Real exchange rate stationarity in developing countries a new panel ... by Hassanain, K. / Journal of Academy of Business and Economics

Note that based on the 58 equations, only a limited number of countries' corruption, growth and investment series, respectively, would have passed the unit root test at the 5% level of significance.

Investment and corruption: a look at causality by Coupet, Ernst, Jr. / Journal of Academy of Business and Economics

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