Hi everyone,
I would like to clarify the following:
1. A one standard deviation shock to variable x is simply a (1 unit/std deviation of x) shock to the structural errors?
2. The impulse responses are in standard deviation units if the data you've used are standardised?
Thanks! :)
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- Tue Oct 30, 2012 10:57 pm
- Forum: Econometric Discussions
- Topic: What is a one standard deviation shock?
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- Topic: Unit deviation vs. standard deviation shocks
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Unit deviation vs. standard deviation shocks
Hello everyone, Could someone explain to me why the authors are doing the following to get their shocks and impulse responses? This paper estimates a factor-augmented VAR. The unobservable factors are estimated from a standardised dataset. The unobserved factors and observed factors (variables that ...
