I am forecasting a deposit series. The deposit data and the explanatory variables in the model became stationary after differencing twice [i.e., I(2)]. The forecasted values obtained correspond to the double difference of the deposit data series. My question is the following: How can I transform the double difference forecast to absolute values in EWIEWS? I have EVIEWS 8.
I AM USING EVIEWS 8. I CANNOT FIND A WAY TO TRANSFORM THE DATA IN EVIEWS 8.
Tranforming double difference forecast to absolute values
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Re: Tranforming double difference forecast to absolute value
Assuming you are using the differenced variable as your dependent variable in an equation (i.e. you have D(Y,2) as your dependent), then EViews will automatically forecast the de-differenced value.
Re: Tranforming double difference forecast to absolute value
The equation I specified is:
ddbankdepo c ddbankdepo(-1) ddrealgnp ddcpi
ddbankdepo c ddbankdepo(-1) ddrealgnp ddcpi
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EViews Gareth
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Re: Tranforming double difference forecast to absolute value
Don't specify it that way. Assuming you have a variable called BANKDEPO, specify it as:
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d(bankdepo,2) c d(bankdepo(-1),2) d(realgnp,2) d(cpi,2)
Re: Tranforming double difference forecast to absolute value
Thank for your help, Gareth.
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