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Crisis structural break: II

The video identified a structural break for a simple relationship between population size and time in China. In this and the following exercise you'll use the richer factor model relationship between portfolio returns and mortgage delinquencies from Chapter 1 to test for a structural break around 2008, by computing the Chow test statistic for the factor model.

First, after importing the statsmodels API, you'll run an OLS regression for 2005 - 2010, with quarterly minimum returns port_q_min as the dependent variable, and mortgage delinquencies mort_del as the independent variable (plus an intercept term).

Take note of the sum of squared residuals ssr_total from the regression result (this will be provided in the next exercise to help derive the Chow test statistic).

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Oefeninstructies

  • Import the statsmodels API.
  • Add an intercept term to the regression.
  • Use OLS to fit port_q_min to mort_del.
  • Extract and display the sum-of-squared residuals.

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# Import the statsmodels API to be able to run regressions
import ____.____ as sm

# Add a constant to the regression
mort_del = sm.____(mort_del)

# Regress quarterly minimum portfolio returns against mortgage delinquencies
result = sm.____(port_q_min, ____).fit()

# Retrieve the sum-of-squared residuals
ssr_total = result.____
print("Sum-of-squared residuals, 2005-2010: ", ssr_total)
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