Marco Barassi

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Marco Barassi works on applied time series econometrics. His research interests include:

Non-stationary time series models and structural changes
Time-varying parameters techniques
Non-linear time series models

Dr Barassi's research focuses in particular on the analysis and estimation of non-stationary time series models, long memory models and non-linear models with applications in environmental economics and financial economics.

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17 Article
6 Working paper
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Change-point detection in the conditional correlation structure of multivariate volatility models
Barassi, M., Horvath, L. & Zhao, Y., 2 Apr 2020, In: Journal of Business and Economic Statistics. 38, 2, p. 340-349 10 p.
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Climate anomalies and migration between Chinese provinces: 1987–2015
Barassi, M., Ercolani, M., Jesus-Herrerias, M. & Jin, Z., 6 Sept 2018, In: The Energy Journal. 39, Special Issue 1, 22 p., 8.
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Combination forecasting of energy demand in the UK
Barassi, M. & Zhao, Y., 1 Sept 2018, In: The Energy Journal. 39, Special Issue 1, p. 209-237 29 p.
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Fractional Integration Versus Structural Change: Testing the Convergence of CO₂ Emissions
Barassi, M. R., Spagnolo, N. & Zhao, Y., 28 Nov 2017, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Environmental and Resource Economics. p. 1-46
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Residual Based Tests of Fractional Cointegration: Testing the Term Structure of Interest Rates in US and UK
Zhang, D., Barassi, M. & Tan, J., 2015, In: Econometric Reviews. 34, 6-10, p. 1118-1140 23 p.
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1 Finished

FITG-FUSE Birmingham 19
Slater, P., Elliott, R., Rastegarpanah, A., Barassi, M., Allan, P., Leeke, G., Reed, D. & Anderson, P.
The Faraday Institution
1/06/19 → 31/08/19
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Marco Barassi

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Expertise related to UN Sustainable Development Goals

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Collaborations and top research areas from the last five years

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Change-point detection in the conditional correlation structure of multivariate volatility models

Climate anomalies and migration between Chinese provinces: 1987–2015

Combination forecasting of energy demand in the UK

Fractional Integration Versus Structural Change: Testing the Convergence of CO₂ Emissions

Residual Based Tests of Fractional Cointegration: Testing the Term Structure of Interest Rates in US and UK

FITG-FUSE Birmingham 19

Marco Barassi

Personal profile

Expertise related to UN Sustainable Development Goals

Fingerprint

Collaborations and top research areas from the last five years

Research output

Change-point detection in the conditional correlation structure of multivariate volatility models

Climate anomalies and migration between Chinese provinces: 1987–2015

Combination forecasting of energy demand in the UK

Fractional Integration Versus Structural Change: Testing the Convergence of CO2 Emissions

Residual Based Tests of Fractional Cointegration: Testing the Term Structure of Interest Rates in US and UK

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FITG-FUSE Birmingham 19

Fractional Integration Versus Structural Change: Testing the Convergence of CO₂ Emissions