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Hello,

I am trying to estimate a simultaneous system of equations. Eviews help states that equations in your system should be behavioral equations. This means that the equations should be in reduced form or in structural form?

Thanks in advance.

Fotis

Hi, I have a similar problem. I would like to estimate a system of equations where the error term of one of the equations turns out to be a regressor in another equation. And, can anyone tell me how do we tell eviews that one of the equations is actually a nonlinear restriction???

Thanks!!!

Hi, I have a similar problem. I would like to estimate a system of equations where the error term of one of the equations turns out to be a regressor in another equation. And, can anyone tell me how do we tell eviews that one of the equations is actually a nonlinear restriction???

Thanks!!!

Suppose that the equation with the relevant error term is
y=c(1)+c(2)*x+ e

You can write the two equations as

y=c(1)+c(2)*x
q = c(3) +c(4)*(y-c(1)-c(2)*x)

in a system

Hi
I want to estimate two equations simultaneously
One of them is linear but the other one is Logit regression
How can I do this?
Thanks