VAR, SVAR and IRF
Posted: Fri Aug 05, 2016 2:49 am
Hey guys,
I have estimated this VAR:
X_t = A_0 + B(L)X_t-1 + C(L)d_t + e_t
A_0: column vector of constants, X_t-1 : column vector of endogenous variables, d_t: column vector of exogenous variables
I have used lag length criterion etc. to obtain lag lengths.
I am trying to use Impulse Response Functions to estimate the effect of a shock in the exogenous series to the rest of the system. However I am struggling to see how I incorporate the exogenous series as the shock. Even through User Specified shocks it seems to only consider the endogenous variables.
Should I consider SVAR?
I am using EViews 8.
Cheers lads
I have estimated this VAR:
X_t = A_0 + B(L)X_t-1 + C(L)d_t + e_t
A_0: column vector of constants, X_t-1 : column vector of endogenous variables, d_t: column vector of exogenous variables
I have used lag length criterion etc. to obtain lag lengths.
I am trying to use Impulse Response Functions to estimate the effect of a shock in the exogenous series to the rest of the system. However I am struggling to see how I incorporate the exogenous series as the shock. Even through User Specified shocks it seems to only consider the endogenous variables.
Should I consider SVAR?
I am using EViews 8.
Cheers lads