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The document is a lecture by Bruce E. Hansen on 'Structural Breaks' in time series analysis, presented during the Summer School in Economics and Econometrics at the University of Crete. It covers the detection, estimation, and forecasting implications of structural breaks in time series data. Key topics include types of breaks (mean, variance, relationships), testing methods (Chow test, Sup tests), and models for estimating break dates. The lecture emphasizes the importance of recognizing structural changes for accurate forecasting and provides recommendations for testing and handling breaks in economic data.

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