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Convergences of Prices and Rates of Inflation [PDF]

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2006
AbstractWe consider how unit‐root and stationarity tests can be used to study the convergence of prices and rates of inflation. We show how the joint use of these tests in levels and first differences allows the researcher to distinguish between series that are converging and series that have already converged, and we set out a strategy to establish ...
Fabio Busetti, Silvia Fabiani, Andrew Harvey   +2 more
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Rates of convergence for Quicksort

Journal of Algorithms, 2002
Summary: The normalized number of key comparisons needed to sort a list of randomly permuted items by the Quicksort algorithm is known to converge in distribution. We identify the rate of convergence to be of the order \(\theta(\ln(n)/n)\) in the Zolotarev metric.
Ralph Neininger, Ludger Rüschendorf
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Verification of Reduced Convergence Rates

Computing, 2004
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Hsin-Yun Hu, Zi-Cai Li
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Rate of Convergence to a Stable Law

SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics, 2001
The paper deals with the densities of normalized sums of i.i.d. random variables with stable limit law. Under various conditions when the tails are finally of Pareto type (or mixtures of them) the authors introduce uniform rates for the convergence of the densities to the stable densities.
Joseph B. Keller, Rachel Kuske
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On the Rate of Convergence of the Core

International Economic Review, 1979
The classical theorem of Debreu and Scarf [1963] asserts that the core of a replicated pure exchange economy tends to the set of its competitive allocations as the index k of the replication (the number of traders of each type) tends to infinity.
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The Best Rate of Convergence of the Core

International Economic Review, 1983
It has been demonstrated by \textit{R. J. Aumann} [Econometrica 43, 611-646 (1975; Zbl 0325.90082)] that the rate of convergence of the core can be arbitrarily slow unless some conditions are imposed on the limit economy. In the present paper an open set of limit economies is exhibited so that for each economy in the open set, a sequence of economies ...
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Rate of Convergence

1990
In this chapter, the rate of convergence of the algorithm to its ODE and/or to the desired value θ* is described in more detail. The analysis is again asymptotic.
Albert Benveniste, Michel Métivier, Pierre Priouret   +2 more
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