VAR and Granger Causality

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VAR and Granger Causality

Postby lnp3 » Sat Dec 07, 2013 9:45 am

1) what are the stepwise procedures for granger causality in time-series data? First, I check the stationary and co-integration properties of variables. If all variables are first-difference stationary and co-integrated (after Johansen test), then I go for granger causality

2) Where does unrestricted VAR fall in this picture? 3) Where does VECM fall in this picture? I know that we use VAR when first difference stationary variables are NOT co-integrated. VECM is a form of "restricted VAR", meaning that we use it when variables are co-integrated.

Which one should I use for Granger causality? What is the purpose of unrestricted VAR? I truly appreciate your help on this!

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MD
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