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covariance between squared returns and past returns
I don't get zero but generally I would approach this by just writing out the two expressions for $y^{2}_t$ and $y_{t-j}$.
$y_{t} = \sqrt{h_t} \epsilon_t $
Therefore, $y^2_{t} = h_t \epsilon^2_{t} \...
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