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Thanks.

Is there an easy way to enter data through a program?

For example, suppose I have an annual dated page and I want to enter the value of the CPI for each year through a program rather than a manual copy and paste.

Does EViews offer fixed effects for a Poisson model?

I'll phrase the doubt differently. I'm not specifically interested in getting the values of the country-pair dummies, but I do want them to be included in my regression (i.e., I want the coefficients to be conditional on these pair-fixed effects). This is something really common when using this typ...

Perhaps the EViews staff has some suggestions, but I suspect this isn't really a software issue. I think you are going to find it hard to do this in any software. Also, my memory is that in a nonlinear model you will need a large number of observations per country pair in order to get consistency. T...

I don't think there is an easier way in a nonlinear model, although I may have forgotten something.

No.

You could add an AR(2) term.

EViews shouldn't crash, but you do have a really big problem. Just storing the necessary cross-product matrix takes 19GB of memory for a regression, although it sounds like you are getting a crash before that stage. Assuming you have enough data (i.e. 50,000 or so observations) and that you want to ...

You're asking for 40,000+ dummies. Even if EViews can handle that, it's going to take a very, very long time.

You need to be clear on the difference between the capital stock and capital stock formation. Probably need to look carefully at the definitions in the data source.

Perhaps you should post the exact commands you used as well as the EViews workfile.

First, there you can't compare numbers for capital stock and GDP flow. The units aren't the same. What is true in the United States is that the stock of capital is roughly three times the annual flow of GDP. If I is investment and K is the capital stock then K(t) = I(t) + (1-depreciation rate)*K(t-1...

But won't any output based on a frml reflect the current smpl anyway? So using @pagesmpl prevents an invisible conflict between changing the smpl globally and what's buried in the frml.

Can you edit the frml smpl to be @pagesmpl ?