Dear all,
I am doing a Johansen Cointegration Test.
In the output, both "At most 1" and "None" have P-Values bigger than 0.10. The P-Value of "At most 1" is a bit higher than the P-Value of "None". Which hypothesis should I accept ?
Thank you very much
Johansen Cointegration Test
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Re: Johansen Cointegration Test
I forgot to say I was dealing with two variables.
I learned that in a bivariate VAR(p) model, the Johansen test testes the values of the eigenvalues of a 2*2 matrix. It is in two parts :
- first it testes if the two eigenvalues are zero.
- second it testes if at least one eigenvalue is zero.
I have a problem with E-Views because it is not presented in the same way with "None" and "At most 1". Can somebody explain it to me ?
Thank you very much
I learned that in a bivariate VAR(p) model, the Johansen test testes the values of the eigenvalues of a 2*2 matrix. It is in two parts :
- first it testes if the two eigenvalues are zero.
- second it testes if at least one eigenvalue is zero.
I have a problem with E-Views because it is not presented in the same way with "None" and "At most 1". Can somebody explain it to me ?
Thank you very much
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