Re-estimating the regression coefficient

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ameridian
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Re-estimating the regression coefficient

Postby ameridian » Mon Apr 30, 2018 6:37 am

I'm currently studying the impact of inflation on stock return.I found a positive relationship,inflation variable having a coefficient of 1.54.So,basically,when inflation grows with 1%,stock return grows with 1.54%.I'm thinking that this relationship cannot exist economically speaking at any value of inflation.For example if inflation grows with 50%,the return should grow with 77% percent,which is highly unlikely.So,my question,is there any way i can estimate in eviews an interval or a limit over which the impact will be negative,or even 0?For example if inflation grows over 10% the coefficient becomes negative?I'm using eviews 9.5 and my regresion is using monthly data from 1997 to 2017.The model that I use is GARCH(1,1).I was thinking about using simulations but i don't know exactly how to do it and if this is the correct approach.I'm new in the field of econometrics,so if my question may seem ambiguous or wrong i apologise.

startz
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Re: Re-estimating the regression coefficient

Postby startz » Mon Apr 30, 2018 8:08 am

You could do something like

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ls r c inf (inf>.10)*inf


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