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· Vijverberg, C-P. C. (forthcoming) "Income Inequality and Household debt: A U.S. State Level Spatial Analysis," Economic Modelling, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.econmod.2024.106772
· Miles, W., Jung, S. M. and Vijverberg, C-P. C. (2023) "The Home Price - Income Relationship for U.S. states," Applied Economics, May, 4128-4139. DOI:10.1080/00036846.2023.2210818
· Uctum, M, Uctum, R. and Vijverberg, C-P. C. (2021) “The European Growth Synchronization through Crises and Structural Changes,” Studies in Nonlinear Dynamics & Econometrics, 25(1), 17
· Jung, S. M. and Vijverberg, C-P. C. (2019) “Financial Development and Income Inequality in China – A Spatial Data Analysis,” North American Journal of Economics and Finance, 48, 295-320.
· Miles, W. and Vijverberg, C-P. C. (2018) “Did the Euro Common Currency Increase or Decrease Business Cycle Synchronization for its Member Countries?” Economica, July, 85, 339, 558-580.
· Vijverberg, C-P C. and Vijverberg, W. (2016) “Pregibit: A Family of Binary Choice Models.” Empirical Economics, 50, 3, 901-932.
· Luo, H. A., Cheng, J-C and Vijverberg, C-P. C. (2016) “Monetary Shocks, Equity Returns and Volatility – A Firm level Panel Data Analysis,” Applied Economics, 48, 4, 261-275.
· Vijverberg, C-P C., Vijverberg, W. and S. Taspinar (2016) “Linking Tukey's Legacy in Financial Risk Measurement.” Computational Statistics and Data Analysis, Annals of Computational Financial Econometrics, 100, August, 595-615.
· Miles, W. and Vijverberg, C-P C. (2014). “Did the Classical Gold Standard Lead to Greater Business Cycle Synchronization? Evidence from New Measures,” Kyklos, 67, 1, 93-115.
· Cheng, J-C and Vijverberg, C-P. C. (2012). “Economic Shocks and the Fed’s Policy – the Transmission Conduit and its International Linkage,” International Journal of Economics and Finance, August, 4:8, 12-28.
· Miles, W. and Vijverberg, C-P. C. (2011). “Mexico’s Business Cycles and Synchronization with the U.S.,” Review of Development Economics, November, 15:4, 638-650. (link to journal) [REPEC Impact Factor=2.558]
· Miles, W. and Vijverberg, C-P. C. (2011). “Formal Targets, Central Bank Independence, and Inflation Dynamics in the UK: A Markov-Switching Approach,” Journal of Macroeconomics, December, 33:4, 644-655. (link to journal) [REPEC Impact Factor=1.544]
· Vijverberg, W., Fu, F, and Vijverberg, C-P. C. (2011). “The Contribution of Public Infrastructure on Regional Productivity in China,” Journal of Productivity Analysis, August, 36:1, 91-111. (link to journal) [REPEC Impact Factor = 1.659]
· Vijverberg, C-P. C. and Gray, H. L. (2009). “Discrete Euler Processes and Their Applications,” Journal of Forecasting, 28, 293-315. (link to journal) [REPEC Impact Factor=1.804]
· Vijverberg, C-P. C. (2009). “A Time Deformation Model and its Time-varying Autocorrelation: An application to US unemployment data,” International Journal of Forecasting, January-March, 25:1, 128-145. (link to journal) [REPEC Impact Factor=2.450]
· Miles, W. and Vijverberg, C-P. C. (2009). “Changing Inflation Dynamics and Uncertainty in the U.S.,” Southern Economic Journal, 75:3, 736-749. (link to journal) [REPEC Impact Factor=2.384]
· Fu, F., Vijverberg, C-P. C. and Chen, Y. (2008). “Productivity and Efficiency of State-Owned Enterprise in China,” Journal of Productivity Analysis, June, 29:3, 249-259. (link to journal) [REPEC Impact Factor = 1.659]
· Vijverberg, C-P. C. and Vijverberg, W. (2007). “Diagnosing the Productivity Effect of Public Capital in the Private Sector,” Eastern Economic Journal, Spring, 33:2, 207-230. (link to journal) [REPEC Impact Factor=0.773]
· Vijverberg, C-P. C. (2006). “Time Deformation, Continuous Euler Processes and Forecasting,” Journal of Time Series Analysis, November, 27:6, 811-829. (link to journal) [REPEC Impact Factor= ]
· Gray, H. L., Vijverberg, C-P. C. and Woodward, W. (2005). “Nonstationary Data Analysis by Time Deformation,” Communications in Statistics: Theory and Methods, 34, 163-192. (link to journal) [Thomson/Reuters Impact Factor= ]
· Vijverberg, C-P. C. (2004). “An Empirical Financial Accelerator Model: Firm Investment and Credit Rationing - A Switching Regression Model,” Journal of Macroeconomics, March, 26:1, 101-129. (link to journal) [REPEC Impact Factor=1.544]
· Vijverberg, C-P. C. (2003). “Income Tax Reform and Inequality: A Non-Parametric Analysis,” Public Finance Review, November, 31:6, 601-622. (link to journal) [REPEC Impact Factor=0.141]
· Vijverberg, W, Vijverberg, C-P. C. and Gamble, J. L. (1997). “Public Capital and Private Productivity,” Review of Economics and Statistics, May, 79:2, 267-278. (link to journal) [REPEC Impact Factor=10.207]
· Vijverberg, C-P. C. (1996). “Macroeconomic Conditions, Class Mobility, and Inequality,” Journal of Macroeconomics, Spring, 18:2, 315-340. (link to journal) [REPEC Impact Factor=1.544]
· Vijverberg, C-P. C. and Fei, J. C. H. (1996). “Production Functions with Factor‑Oriented Scale Sensitivity,” Review of Economics and Statistics, May, 77:2, 309-320. (link to journal) [REPEC Impact Factor=10.207]
· Vijverberg, C-P. C. (1991). “Equity and Growth,” Southern Economic Journal, January, 57:3, 798-810. (link to journal) [REPEC Impact Factor=2.384]
Research Summary[1]:
All published articles may be classified in one of the following four areas: Income Inequality; Production Function and Productivity Analysis; Macro Empirics and Policy; Statistical and Time Series Analysis.
Income Inequality:
· SEJ 1991: Use a simple model to examine the tradeoff between equity and growth.
· JMA 1996: Examine the impacts of macro conditions on growth, class mobility and inequality.
· PFR 2003: Use nonparametric analysis to evaluate the impact of a tax reform.
Production Function and Productivity Analysis:
· REStat 1996: Production functions that allow the scale elasticity to vary with capital stock.
· REStat 1997: Evaluate the impact of declining public capital on labor productivity changes.
· EEJ 2007: Investigate the impacts of public capital on different U.S. sectors.
· JPA 2008: Productivity and efficiency variations of state owned enterprises in China.
· JPA 2011: Evaluate the role of public capital on China’s productivity growth.
Macro Empirics and Policy:
· JMA 2004: a changed macro credit market condition and small firms’ investment behavior.
· SEJ 2009: Evaluate the impacts of recent shocks on the U.S. inflation dynamics.
· JMA 2011: Use a Markov-Switching model to evaluate the inflation policy in the U.K.
· RDE 2011: Use a Markov-Switching model to evaluate Mexico Business Cycles.
· IJEF 2012: Evaluate the impacts of the U.S. monetary policy and its international linkage.
· Kyklos 2014: Classical gold standard and business cycles under new measures.
· AE 2016: Unexpected monetary policy and firms’ behavior.
· Economica 2016: the endogeneity of the Optimum Currency criteria in Eurozone.
Statistical and Time Series Analysis:
· CSTM 2005: Non-stationary time series whose periodic behavior changes linearly with time.
· JTSA 2006: Apply Kalman filtering estimation technique in a simple time deformation model.
· JOF 2009: Discrete logarithmic time deformation models and their applications in forecasting.
· IJF 2009: Apply Kalman filtering estimation technique in a Box-Cox time deformation model.
· EE 2016: Generalized Tukey lambda distribution and binary choice models.
· CSDA 2016: Generalized Tukey lambda distribution and financial risk measurement
[1] AE: Applied Economics; CSDA: Computational Statistics and Data Analysis; CSTM: Communication in Statistics: Theory and Methods; EE: Empirical Economics; EEJ: Eastern Economic Journal; IJEF: International Journal of Economics and Finance; IJF: International Journal of Forecasting; JEF: Journal of Economics and Finance; JMA: Journal of Macroeconomics; JOF: Journal of Forecasting; JPA: Journal of Productivity Analysis; JTSA: Journal of Time Series Analysis; PFR: Public Finance Review; RDE: Review of Development Economics; REStat: Review of Economics and Statistics; SEJ: Southern Economic Journal
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