Wold-causal

adjective

causal in the sense of Herman Wold.

Meanings

adjectiveWold-causal (comparative more Wold-causal, superlative most Wold-causal)

comparative more Wold-causal · superlative most Wold-causal

  1. causal in the sense of Herman Wold.

    The VAR literature has often relied on assuming a Wold-causal order for the elements of #92;mathbfy#95;t to organize the triangular factorization of the reduced-form, residual variance-covariance matrix, #92;boldsymbol#92;Omega#61;#92;mathbfP#92;mathbfP'.

    2005 March 29, Òscar Jordà, “Estimation and Inference of Impulse Responses by Local Projections”, in American Economic Review, volume 95, number 1, page 163
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