Fully Modified OLS (Phillips-Hansen)
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Bigbrotherjx
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Fully Modified OLS (Phillips-Hansen)
From which version does Eviews begin to support this estimation method?
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EViews Gareth
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Bigbrotherjx
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Re: Fully Modified OLS (Phillips-Hansen)
Does this procedure require all the variables i.e. both explanatory and dependent variables to be I(1)? I have a dependent variable which is I(0) and most of the explanatory variables are I(1).
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EViews Glenn
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Re: Fully Modified OLS (Phillips-Hansen)
You'll need to rearrange so the dependent is I(1).
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Bigbrotherjx
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Re: Fully Modified OLS (Phillips-Hansen)
If my dependent variable is naturally I(0) but some of my independent variables are I(1), does this mean I cannot use this method then?
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EViews Glenn
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Re: Fully Modified OLS (Phillips-Hansen)
There really is no meaning to dependent and independent variable in the FMOLS setting. Indeed one of the criticisms of FMOLS as opposed to Johansen cointegration is that the results can differ as you choose different I(1) variables to be the "dependent" variable in the first-stage cointegrating regression.
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