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Introduction to Econometrics 3rd Edition by James Stock, James Stock

Edition 3ISBN: 978-9352863501
book Introduction to Econometrics 3rd Edition by James Stock, James Stock cover

Introduction to Econometrics 3rd Edition by James Stock, James Stock

Edition 3ISBN: 978-9352863501
Exercise 4
In Empirical Exercise, you studied the behavior of In Empirical Exercise, you studied the behavior of   over the sample period 1970:1 through 2009:12. That analysis was predicated on the assumption that    a. Test for a unit root in the autoregression for   . Carry out the test using the ADF test that includes a constant and 12 lags of the first difference of   . Also carry out the test using the DF-GLS procedure. b. Test for a unit root in the autoregression for   and in the autoregression for   . As in (a), use both the ADF and DF-GLS tests including a constant and 12 lagged first differences. c. What do the results from (a) and (b) say about cointegration between these two inflation rates What is the value of the cointegrating coefficient ( ) implied by your answers to (a) and (b)  d. Suppose that you did not know that the cointegrating coefficient was = 1. How would you test for cointegration Carry out the test. How would you estimate Estimate the value of using the DOLS regression of   onto   and six leads and lags of   . Is the estimated value of close to 1 over the sample period 1970:1 through 2009:12. That analysis was predicated on the assumption that In Empirical Exercise, you studied the behavior of   over the sample period 1970:1 through 2009:12. That analysis was predicated on the assumption that    a. Test for a unit root in the autoregression for   . Carry out the test using the ADF test that includes a constant and 12 lags of the first difference of   . Also carry out the test using the DF-GLS procedure. b. Test for a unit root in the autoregression for   and in the autoregression for   . As in (a), use both the ADF and DF-GLS tests including a constant and 12 lagged first differences. c. What do the results from (a) and (b) say about cointegration between these two inflation rates What is the value of the cointegrating coefficient ( ) implied by your answers to (a) and (b)  d. Suppose that you did not know that the cointegrating coefficient was = 1. How would you test for cointegration Carry out the test. How would you estimate Estimate the value of using the DOLS regression of   onto   and six leads and lags of   . Is the estimated value of close to 1
a. Test for a unit root in the autoregression for In Empirical Exercise, you studied the behavior of   over the sample period 1970:1 through 2009:12. That analysis was predicated on the assumption that    a. Test for a unit root in the autoregression for   . Carry out the test using the ADF test that includes a constant and 12 lags of the first difference of   . Also carry out the test using the DF-GLS procedure. b. Test for a unit root in the autoregression for   and in the autoregression for   . As in (a), use both the ADF and DF-GLS tests including a constant and 12 lagged first differences. c. What do the results from (a) and (b) say about cointegration between these two inflation rates What is the value of the cointegrating coefficient ( ) implied by your answers to (a) and (b)  d. Suppose that you did not know that the cointegrating coefficient was = 1. How would you test for cointegration Carry out the test. How would you estimate Estimate the value of using the DOLS regression of   onto   and six leads and lags of   . Is the estimated value of close to 1 . Carry out the test using the ADF test that includes a constant and 12 lags of the first difference of In Empirical Exercise, you studied the behavior of   over the sample period 1970:1 through 2009:12. That analysis was predicated on the assumption that    a. Test for a unit root in the autoregression for   . Carry out the test using the ADF test that includes a constant and 12 lags of the first difference of   . Also carry out the test using the DF-GLS procedure. b. Test for a unit root in the autoregression for   and in the autoregression for   . As in (a), use both the ADF and DF-GLS tests including a constant and 12 lagged first differences. c. What do the results from (a) and (b) say about cointegration between these two inflation rates What is the value of the cointegrating coefficient ( ) implied by your answers to (a) and (b)  d. Suppose that you did not know that the cointegrating coefficient was = 1. How would you test for cointegration Carry out the test. How would you estimate Estimate the value of using the DOLS regression of   onto   and six leads and lags of   . Is the estimated value of close to 1 . Also carry out the test using the DF-GLS procedure.
b. Test for a unit root in the autoregression for In Empirical Exercise, you studied the behavior of   over the sample period 1970:1 through 2009:12. That analysis was predicated on the assumption that    a. Test for a unit root in the autoregression for   . Carry out the test using the ADF test that includes a constant and 12 lags of the first difference of   . Also carry out the test using the DF-GLS procedure. b. Test for a unit root in the autoregression for   and in the autoregression for   . As in (a), use both the ADF and DF-GLS tests including a constant and 12 lagged first differences. c. What do the results from (a) and (b) say about cointegration between these two inflation rates What is the value of the cointegrating coefficient ( ) implied by your answers to (a) and (b)  d. Suppose that you did not know that the cointegrating coefficient was = 1. How would you test for cointegration Carry out the test. How would you estimate Estimate the value of using the DOLS regression of   onto   and six leads and lags of   . Is the estimated value of close to 1 and in the autoregression for In Empirical Exercise, you studied the behavior of   over the sample period 1970:1 through 2009:12. That analysis was predicated on the assumption that    a. Test for a unit root in the autoregression for   . Carry out the test using the ADF test that includes a constant and 12 lags of the first difference of   . Also carry out the test using the DF-GLS procedure. b. Test for a unit root in the autoregression for   and in the autoregression for   . As in (a), use both the ADF and DF-GLS tests including a constant and 12 lagged first differences. c. What do the results from (a) and (b) say about cointegration between these two inflation rates What is the value of the cointegrating coefficient ( ) implied by your answers to (a) and (b)  d. Suppose that you did not know that the cointegrating coefficient was = 1. How would you test for cointegration Carry out the test. How would you estimate Estimate the value of using the DOLS regression of   onto   and six leads and lags of   . Is the estimated value of close to 1 . As in (a), use both the ADF and DF-GLS tests including a constant and 12 lagged first differences.
c. What do the results from (a) and (b) say about cointegration between these two inflation rates What is the value of the cointegrating coefficient ( ) implied by your answers to (a) and (b)
d. Suppose that you did not know that the cointegrating coefficient was = 1. How would you test for cointegration Carry out the test. How would you estimate Estimate the value of using the DOLS regression of In Empirical Exercise, you studied the behavior of   over the sample period 1970:1 through 2009:12. That analysis was predicated on the assumption that    a. Test for a unit root in the autoregression for   . Carry out the test using the ADF test that includes a constant and 12 lags of the first difference of   . Also carry out the test using the DF-GLS procedure. b. Test for a unit root in the autoregression for   and in the autoregression for   . As in (a), use both the ADF and DF-GLS tests including a constant and 12 lagged first differences. c. What do the results from (a) and (b) say about cointegration between these two inflation rates What is the value of the cointegrating coefficient ( ) implied by your answers to (a) and (b)  d. Suppose that you did not know that the cointegrating coefficient was = 1. How would you test for cointegration Carry out the test. How would you estimate Estimate the value of using the DOLS regression of   onto   and six leads and lags of   . Is the estimated value of close to 1 onto In Empirical Exercise, you studied the behavior of   over the sample period 1970:1 through 2009:12. That analysis was predicated on the assumption that    a. Test for a unit root in the autoregression for   . Carry out the test using the ADF test that includes a constant and 12 lags of the first difference of   . Also carry out the test using the DF-GLS procedure. b. Test for a unit root in the autoregression for   and in the autoregression for   . As in (a), use both the ADF and DF-GLS tests including a constant and 12 lagged first differences. c. What do the results from (a) and (b) say about cointegration between these two inflation rates What is the value of the cointegrating coefficient ( ) implied by your answers to (a) and (b)  d. Suppose that you did not know that the cointegrating coefficient was = 1. How would you test for cointegration Carry out the test. How would you estimate Estimate the value of using the DOLS regression of   onto   and six leads and lags of   . Is the estimated value of close to 1 and six leads and lags of In Empirical Exercise, you studied the behavior of   over the sample period 1970:1 through 2009:12. That analysis was predicated on the assumption that    a. Test for a unit root in the autoregression for   . Carry out the test using the ADF test that includes a constant and 12 lags of the first difference of   . Also carry out the test using the DF-GLS procedure. b. Test for a unit root in the autoregression for   and in the autoregression for   . As in (a), use both the ADF and DF-GLS tests including a constant and 12 lagged first differences. c. What do the results from (a) and (b) say about cointegration between these two inflation rates What is the value of the cointegrating coefficient ( ) implied by your answers to (a) and (b)  d. Suppose that you did not know that the cointegrating coefficient was = 1. How would you test for cointegration Carry out the test. How would you estimate Estimate the value of using the DOLS regression of   onto   and six leads and lags of   . Is the estimated value of close to 1 . Is the estimated value of close to 1
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