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Show us the commands you use and maybe attach the EViews workfile. Quick, Estimate Equation, 2sls Equation specification: Y1 c Y2 + AX1 + BX2 + CX3 + E Instruments: AXI BX2 CX3 DX4 FX5 GX6 I think I got near a singular matrix for this one. How are you meant to do 2sls when you got 2 simultaneous eq...

Show us the commands you use and maybe attach the EViews workfile.

But it would be good if the documentation said that dates are pushed out a row names. And while I am whining about documentation... (1) if you type R into the online search you get told (no results) (2) when you get yourself to http://www.eviews.com/help/helpintro.html#page/content%2Fexternal-EViews...

That's very helpful. It's a little weird though that if you SaveAs and choose Excel you get a dialog to choose series but you don't get that dialog if you choose R. Maybe some part of your response Steve could make its way into the documentation, which is a bit sparse on what gets passed to R under ...

If you save a workfile in R you get a nice dataframe with one object for each series. The series are appropriately dated. Can someone tell me how I retrieve those dates in R? The documentation doesn't seem to say.

Just write the template and save it. Then when you open it SaveAs under a new name.

in EViews 12, the LM test for serial correlation gives the output statistic "LRE* stat". What does this stand for? Gareth: Probably "the LRE statistic is the Edgeworth expansion correction form of the LM test" according to double super secret information from an insider at EViews.

Your Excel spreadsheet should have one column for each variable. The first row should be the variable name and the entries below that should be the data. Look at Chapter 2 of EViews Illustrated. Or it might be just as easy to enter the data directly in EViews. Please don't post photos of your screen...

Two things: I believe your data isn't organized correctly. In your Excel file you probably want one column for GDP, another for FDI, etc. Then in the estimation window just type in the list of variables, no coefficients. Include C to get an intercept. Consider taking a look at the free EViews Illust...

In particular, where did you enter the command? Maybe even post a screen shot of your EViews window including the command and the workfile window.

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Is there a variable named GDP in your workfile? Can you show us exactly what command you entered?

Here is one source. No idea how you read it.
https://rdrr.io/cran/urca/man/NPORG.html

Also, the R package tseries contains the data.

Not sure why a multinomial logit doesn't work, but there is of course also the multinomial probit.

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