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Taesuk Lee

 Ph.D. candidate, Department of Economics, University of Rochester.

I am a Ph.D. student in economics at the University of Rochester.

My research interests are econometrics, time-series, applied econometrics.

My current research is on realized variance estimation, jump test, and bootstrap inference.

I am on the job market this year and will be attending the AEA/ASSA meetings in Atlanta, January 2010.

 

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Working papers:        (Revised on December)


   An Improved Pre-averaging Estimator of Integrated Volatility (with Werner Ploberger)

      (Previous version : Pre-averaging Estimator of Realized Variance) 

 

   - Rate-optimal Tests for Jumps in Diffusion Processes (with Werner Ploberger)

 

   - Bootstrap Tests in Error Correction Models (work in progress)

 

   - Noise-Robust Tests for Jumps (work in progress)

 

   - Optimal Tests for Levy-type Jumps in Diffusion Processes (work in progress)



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