how to put data on right oreder in order to run regression?

[helen757]

hello Mr or Miss,

Would you help to put the data on the right order?
Every time i put the data on the screen i can not see dependent variable (because it must be with icon abc)
thank you in advance

Helen

[startz]

Perhaps you could tell us what you're doing in EViews.

[helen757]

i have 2 countries uk and kz. the equation i wanna run is as next for each country: lnincome=years of schooling+lnpopulation+age group+male+Et
So what is the right order of the variables written on excel attached for panel data or cross-sectional time series (which is appropriate)? What is the best way to figure out?

[startz]

The order of the variables doesn't matter. Just include an additional variable identifying the country.

[helen757]

thank you very much. But my Eviews 7 recognizes country as the dependent variable, where i want income to be the dependent one.
So, how can i change it?

[startz]

Show us the command you're using.

[helen757]

Dear startz,

Thanks for your time and knowledge contribution.
Now i have another question.The results of the ADF and PP tests
are more negative than critical values. Therefore i reject the null hypothesis.
But what if in KPSS test it is less positive than critical values. Do i reject the null hypothesis or not?

Kwiatkowski-Phillips-Schmidt-Shin test statistic 0.062004
Asymptotic critical values*: 1% level 0.216000
5% level 0.146000
10% level 0.119000

[startz]

No.

[helen757]

Just to be confident i need to ask a question.
According to results of KPSS i do not reject the null hypothesis?
If it was more positive than critical values, i would reject the null.
(it would cover critical values by being on top of critical values)
is that right?

[helen757]

the results of adf and pp tests should give the same result, however kpss should attract the opposite in order to meet right conclusion.
Is that right?

[startz]

You got it all right.

[helen757]

hello startz,

I have some problems in understanding results of Johansen cointegration test.
I was wondering if you could help me in interpreting them.
The results attached.

helen