2. Suppose that the fundamentals are stationary by setting = 0. Then the permanent part ft...
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2. Suppose that the fundamentals are stationary by setting σ² = 0. Then the permanent part Øft drops out and the fundamentals are governed by a stationary AR(1) process. Show that Var(st) = µ 1 1 + λ(1 − ρ) ¶2 Var(ft), (3.29)
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