Is there a way to model variables with different orders if integration using EViews?
In my case it is one variable I(1) and three I(0). Does this necessarily mean they cointegrate?
I can't find (books or otherwise) how one can deal with different orders of integration. I can't trust the cointegration tests because the orders are different.
I also can't say I expect any cointegration because most of my variables are naturally stationary...
Will be happy for any help or clue...
Thanks!
Mixed orders of integration.
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Re: Mixed orders of integration.
I(0) variables cannot be cointegrated because they are not integrated.
Re: Mixed orders of integration.
That makes perfect sense :) - silly me.
So, how can one model this situation of one I(1) with three I(0) variables?
Can I just difference the one variable or (over) difference them all?
If I only difference one, how should I interpret the results, say IRFs?
So, how can one model this situation of one I(1) with three I(0) variables?
Can I just difference the one variable or (over) difference them all?
If I only difference one, how should I interpret the results, say IRFs?
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