Is Newey–West optimal among first-order kernels?
Newey–West在一阶核中是否最优?
Newey–West (1987) standard errors are the dominant standard errors used for heteroskedasticity and autocorrelation robust (HAR) inference in time series regression. The Newey–West estimator uses the Bartlett kernel, which is a first-order kernel, meaning that its characteristic exponent, q, is equal to 1, where q is defined as the largest value of r for which the quantity k[r](0)=limt→0|t|−r(k(0)−k(t)) is defined and finite. This raises the apparently uninvestigated question…