Abstract
This note investigates the finite-sample performance of Monti's test, paying special attention to its estimated sizes and empirical powers. Our simulation results indicate that (i) the test size can be affected by the choice of the number of residual partial autocorrelations, m, and (ii) the empirical powers of the Monti and the Ljung-Box tests are similar in the cases of both seasonal and non-seasonal data if m is properly chosen.
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