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Hello all, A question I wanted to ask is that how do you determine if a regression equation exhibits multicollinearity from the standard errors displayed? I'm inclined to say this regression is multicollinear because of the high R^2, but I don't know how to reach this conclusion using the standard e...

Begin by writing down the formula for the t-statistic. That should get you the first couple of questions.

Got it. Thank you :)

This looks like you're asking someone to do your homework for you. What have you done so far and where did you get stuck?

It's not homework, but questions from a past exam paper :). I'm mainly stuck on getting the standard error for a. I think I can work out the rest.

Questions (all) in the image below:

Thank you in advance :)
Leon

I am not sure what you are doing exactly, but if you follow the steps as depicted in the picture attached then you should get the results. Otherwise, there might be a some sort of bug in the demo version.

Is it possible for you to attach the Equation file please?

Thank you

Yes, I think there must be a bug in the demo version of eViews 8.0 because it is still not working for me: "Insufficient number of observations". I have done exactly as you have described, so there is a deeper problem.

Thank you. Let me try this.

Could you please post your workfile?

Yes, certainly.

This is hopefully the last question I'll inundate you guys with :). I have tried eViews but I do not think it is for me unfortunately. I want to estimate the following Phillips Curve using the Instrumental Variable method, pretending that real GDP (which is defined as the IV equations below) is the ...

For a proper introduction to the software and basic understanding of its features, I suggest you to go over (at least the first few chapters of) EViews Illustrated and EViews Users Guide: 1) EViews does not have a function called "ln". You should use "log" instead. 2) I think ln...

Thank you for your help Gareth, but eViews continues to tell me that there are an "insufficient number of observations". I have also tried alternative routes and it tells me that c is "illegal". How exactly do I get around this?

Leon

Hello everyone, I want to estimate this model assuming the errors are autoregressive of order 1. How exactly would I go about doing it on eViews 8.0? Furthermore, every time I enter this equation into eViews 8.0, I keep being told that eViews is "unable to normalize this equation". What do...

Hello everyone, I want to enter the attached equation into eViews 8.0 and I wanted to ask if I should treat the variables with "t-1" different from variables with "t" (for example, treating U_t different from U_(t-1))? Furthermore, if I wanted to test H_0: γ_2 = -pγ_1 (where &quo...

I am currently working on a production function and did the following to transform it from a non-linear function to a linear function so that I could carry out an OLS: genr log_y=@log(y) genr log_k=@log(k) genr log_l=@log(l) genr log_m=@log(m) genr log_e=@log(e) I then entered: ls y k l m e However,...

Hello all,

As some of you will be aware, I am new to eViews so I am still trying to get the gist of it. A question I wanted to ask for today is that how does one calculate the LM test for autocorrelation on eViews for a residual series?

Thank you very much in advance for your help.