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The (De)merits of using Integral Transforms in Predicting Structural Break
Points
The structural break points of returns and volatility are generally illustrated by
using uni-and-multivariate time series models. Despite the elegance of
uni-and-multivariate models, the interchangeability of different structural break points
is not well accounted for in those models. This study uses integral transforms (Fourier
and Laplace) to illustrate the interchangeability of structural break points of indices.
Furthermore, structural break points are validated with commonly used unit root
structural break tests [(i) augmented Dickey Fuller (ADF), (ii) ADF-generalized least
squares (GLS), Phillips Perron (PP) 1988 and Zivot-Andrews (ZA) 1992 tests]. The results
illustrate persistent interchangeability and interconnectedness patterns of structural
break points throughout the time series. Moreover, the structural break points tests
confirm the findings of the integral transforms.