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Table 2: Andrews-Ploberger SupLR test for pairwise PPP using real exchange rates based on general CPI

in A Simple Test for PPP Among Traded Goods
by Philip Hans Franses, Dick van Dijk
"... In PAGE 9: ...ssess the significance of the tests. Below we only report results for the SupLR test. Results for the remaining LR and LM statistics are very similar and are available upon request. Table2 contains results for all pairwise real exchange rates based upon the general CPIs. In this and all subsequent tables, the above-diagonal entries are values of the SupLR test statistic while the below-diagonal entries are the corresponding p-values based upon the simulated finite sample distribution.... In PAGE 9: ... In this and all subsequent tables, the above-diagonal entries are values of the SupLR test statistic while the below-diagonal entries are the corresponding p-values based upon the simulated finite sample distribution. - insert Table2 about here - At 1, 5 and 10% significance levels, the null hypothesis of no serial correlation can be rejected for 1, 10 and 15 real exchange rates, respectively, out of a total of 78 rates examined. Hence, it seems fair to draw the general conclusion that there is not much evidence in favor of PPP, although there are some exceptions.... ..."

Table 1. Average duration of link and PPP setup

in Proposal for a Mobile Service Control Protocol
by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 3: ....2.2 Radio Link and Point to Point Protocol As seen above, although the physical medium differs, most access methods rely on PPP to handle authentication, error correction and optional compression and encryption [10]. Table1 shows link and PPP setup times for different access networks. Times have been averaged over several connec- tions to the same access router and do not include the time for registering with the network itself (e.... ..."

Table 1. A part of the PPP speciflcation

in Efficient SAT-based bounded model checking for software verification
by F. Ivančić, Z. Yang, M. K. Ganai, A. Gupta, P. Ashar 2004
"... In PAGE 8: ...on. It is a flnite state-machine with 10 states, which reacts to 15 events. The automaton can switch states when receiving an event, and also perform other actions, such as sending replies. Any implementation of the PPP has to follow the behavior described in the RFC, which is partly shown in Table1 for the states Stopped, Req-Sent and Opened. We only present the information about... ..."
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Table 4: PPP Tests for IFS Data

in Nonlinear IV Unit Root Tests in Panels with Cross-Sectional Dependency
by Yoosoon Chang 2000
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Table 5: PPP Tests for PWT Data

in Nonlinear IV Unit Root Tests in Panels with Cross-Sectional Dependency
by Yoosoon Chang 2000
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Table 5 Process creation in the PPP consists of the initialization

in PERFORMANCE STUDIES OF A PARALLEL PROLOG ARCHITECTURE
by unknown authors

Table C.1: PPP Parameter Descriptions

in Computer Engineering
by Msc Thesis

Table 4 PPP, NPP, specificity, and sensitivity of the CBCL PPP NPP Specificity Sensitivity

in The relations between DISC-IV DSM diagnoses of ADHD and multi-informant CBCL-AP syndrome scores B
by Eske M. Derks A, Jim J. Hudziak B, Conor V. Dolan D, Robert F. Ferdin, Dorret I. Boomsma A
"... In PAGE 4: ... The number of children by diagnosis and by CBCL-high vs CBCL-low is reported for each sex in Table 3. Table4 provides the diagnostic efficiency statistics. The high NPP in boys and girls suggests that a low score on the CBCL almost perfectly predicts a negative diagnosis for ADHD.... ..."

Table 5 National currency market and PPP exchange rates for Ecu (1994 averages) Country Market exchange rate PPP Exchange rate Ratio

in unknown title
by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 10: ... These are then aggregated using national expenditure weights to produce an average PPP measure for the whole country. Table5 shows that the ratio of PPP exchange rates to nominal exchange rates varies widely across the six countries considered. Belgium, France and Germany all have PPP exchange rates higher than their nominal exchange rates, whereas the other three countries have PPP exchange rates that are lower.... ..."

Table 2: The Johansen procedure results: Restriction Testing

in Purchasing Power Parity in economies in transition: evidence from Central and East European countries.
by Dimitrios Sideris 2005
"... In PAGE 10: ... [Insert Table 1]. However, the estimated coefficients of the cointegrating vectors, which are reported in Table2 , indicate that the vectors do not necessarily express PPP relationships. In the analysis of Latvia, the estimated coefficients do not take the expected signs; in other cases the coefficients do not take the theoretically expected magnitudes.... In PAGE 10: ... Further testing is therefore required. Table2 also presents the outcomes of the likelihood ratio test statistics for alternative hypotheses concerning the specification of the estimated cointegrating vectors. The hypotheses tested are those of symmetry, H1, and proportionality H2.... ..."
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