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....meaningful relation may be premature because the augmented Dickey Fuller and other tests for stochastic trends lack power. These tests tend to reject the null too often when the true data generating process is a random walk with noise, and the noise is large compared to the signal [41] [42]. The lower the SNR, the higher the probability of a type I error (i.e. incorrect rejection of the null of a stochastic trend) In a finite sample, reducing the SNR increases the probability that the test will indicate that a variable is trend stationary (that is, a type error [41] This ....
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