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Abstract: 
A "structural" error correction model (in Boswijk's sense) is a rep�resentation of a conditional error correction model that satisfies certain restrictions. This paper examines the conditions under which such a struc�tural error correction model exists and when the associated representation is of interest. To clarify the nature of such models, several analytical and empirical examples are considered, which violate those conditions. Structural error correction models are economically appealing, but their limitations imply that some care must be taken when applying them in practice.
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