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Research
Latest papers
Dying together: A convergence analysis of fatalities during COVID-19.
Journal of economic asymmetries · 2023 · senior author
Stochastic dominance spanning and augmenting the human development index with institutional quality.
Annals of operations research · 2022
The Effect of Pollution on the Spread of COVID-19 in Europe.
Economics of disasters and climate change · 2022 · senior author
Latest funding
- $32,000
A Long Memory Time Series Approach to Convergence: The COVID19 pandemic and other applications
SSHRC · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $17,000
A Long Memory Time Series Approach to Convergence: The COVID19 pandemic and other applications
SSHRC · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $84,400
Multiple Threshold Semiparametric Regression: Theory and Applications including the Effects of COVID-19
NSERC · 2021 · Principal investigator
4 publications.
Dying together: A convergence analysis of fatalities during COVID-19.
Panagiotidis T, Papapanagiotou G, Stengos T
Stochastic dominance spanning and augmenting the human development index with institutional quality.
Pinar M, Stengos T, Topaloglou N
The Effect of Pollution on the Spread of COVID-19 in Europe.
Kasioumi M, Stengos T
Quantile forecast combination using stochastic dominance.
Pinar M, Stengos T, Yazgan ME
A Long Memory Time Series Approach to Convergence: The COVID19 pandemic and other applications
Principal investigators: Stengos, Thanasis
Keywords: convergence; COVID-19 cases; club formation; long memory; maximal clique algorithm
A Long Memory Time Series Approach to Convergence: The COVID19 pandemic and other applications
Principal investigators: Stengos, Thanasis
Keywords: convergence; COVID-19 cases; club formation; long memory; maximal clique algorithm
Multiple Threshold Semiparametric Regression: Theory and Applications including the Effects of COVID-19
Principal investigators: Stengos, Thanasis
Keywords: threshold regression,; endogenous multiple thresholds; control functions; multivariate semiparametric series estimation; covid-19 economic impact; flattening the covid-19 curve; unemployment and covid-19 cases and deaths; public debt and external debt effects on growth,; parental education and occupation on chidrens' outcomes
Growth convergence and country club formation: a time series approach
Principal investigators: Stengos, Thanasis
Keywords: convergence; club formation; long memory; maximal clique algorithm
Testing for output gap convergence using a long memory Markov-Switching model with structural breaks
Principal investigators: Stengos, Thanasis
Canadian econometrics study group meeting on the development and economic application of flexible and non-linear econometric models
Principal investigators: Maynard, Alex S.
Keywords: dossiers médicaux; partage de connaissances; archives; asiles; soins psychiatriques; patients psychiatriques; professionnels de la santé; méthodologie de la recherche en histoire
Endogenous threshold regression and economic growth
Principal investigators: Stengos, Thanasis
Keywords: econometrics; threshold regression; economic growth
Univariate and bivariate maximum entropy density estimation: some theory and applications
Principal investigators: Stengos, Thanasis
Keywords: econometrics; entropy estimation; world distribution of health; world distribution of income
Information-theoretic distribution methods: testing for symmentry and normality
Principal investigators: Stengos, Thanasis
Keywords: econometrics; entropy estimation; information methods; symmetry; normality
A semiparametric smooth coefficient regression model: some theory and applications
Principal investigators: Stengos, Thanasis
Keywords: semiparametric regression; smooth coefficient model; return to human capital
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