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programming for vecm model

Postby 15sehl19 » Mon Sep 11, 2017 8:41 pm

hello sir,

I need to make the programming of the algorithm of VECM model in EViews. I have a 242 data series of core inflation and one series in headline inflation data. all the core inflation data is non-stationary and become stationary at first difference. similarly the headline inflation. I need to check the Johanson cointegration test for each core inflation with headline inflation data and then further test the vecm model with each core inflation data and headline inflation data to identify the long run association. kindly let me know the programming and algorithm to run the test with a multi data series.

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Re: programming for vecm model

Postby EViews Matt » Wed Sep 13, 2017 1:32 pm

Hello,

A loop that creates and tests 242 VEC models is certainly possible, but you're somewhat vague on where your difficulty lies. Are you having difficulty understanding EViews' loops, how to iterate through your specific data, or how to create the VECs inside the loop?

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Re: programming for vecm model

Postby 15sehl19 » Wed Sep 13, 2017 11:11 pm

hello,
thanks for the reply.

yes, i am having difficulty in understanding the EViews' loops, how to iterate through your specific data, and how to create the VECs inside the loop.

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Re: programming for vecm model

Postby EViews Matt » Mon Sep 18, 2017 9:24 am

It sounds like you need to take a look at An introduction to EViews programming and/or EViews Illustrated (chapter 16), but here is a simple loop that creates VEC models and performs the Johanson cointegration test:

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' Create a list of all the core inflation series names, assuming the names all start with the letter x.
%core_inf_series = @wlookup("x*")
' Loop throught each core inflation series name.
for %s {%core_inf_series}
   ' Define a name for the VEC involving this series.
   %vec_name = "vec_" + %s
   ' Create the VEC, assuming the headline inflation series is called y.
   var {%vec_name}.ec 1 1 {%s} y
   ' Display a Johanson cointegration test.
   {%vec_name}.coint(d)
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