Ma'am I hope you will reply for my comment. My study is related to only one country specifically in bond market where bond market is dependent and other macro variables are independent for this can I go for FEM please suggest do reply
You can, but do check the log(var). Moreover, as I said in the video if one can't remove the multicollinearity, it is better to ignore as it satisfies BLUE properties. But do justify the same by reviewing literature.
hi. how do you select the variables? suppose, i click gdp the moment i click LE, the cursor automatically moves away from gdp. i cannot select all my variables using the cursor pad or mouse. plz help
@@komalkanwarshekhawat_ correct me, if i have two regression models for each dependent variable, a single VIF test on one dependent variable should suffice?
@@MA-yz7ef VIF test is run to check the multicollinearity among variables. If there are 3/4 independent variables (the number doesn't matter) in your regression model then you are supposed to find out the VIF of each independent variable. If the value of any independent variable's VIF is more than 10 then there is a presence of multicollinearity in the model.
Hi. Your lectures are great. Can i convert my variables as lagged variables instead of converting to log to solve multicollinearity as some variables are already in log form?
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Please does the VIF diagnoses work for panel data. Because the option is not showing for my dataset. Please advise.
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Ma'am I hope you will reply for my comment.
My study is related to only one country specifically in bond market where bond market is dependent and other macro variables are independent for this can I go for FEM please suggest do reply
You need to first run the Hausman test.
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if the variable has VIF > 10, can i just log it instead remove it? bcs i really need to use the variable.
You can, but do check the log(var). Moreover, as I said in the video if one can't remove the multicollinearity, it is better to ignore as it satisfies BLUE properties. But do justify the same by reviewing literature.
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Is there problem if i drop up one IV in multicillonearity test?
If that variable does not hold significance in your model you can drop it.
How to do VIF test for panel data in Eviews, ma'am?
For time series you can find VIF values using View- Residual diagnostic - VIF.
For panel data, there is no such option in EVIEWS.
For estimating VIF values for panel data, there is no such option in EVIEWS as of now.
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hi. how do you select the variables? suppose, i click gdp the moment i click LE, the cursor automatically moves away from gdp. i cannot select all my variables using the cursor pad or mouse.
plz help
Once you select a variable, press control key and select rest of the variables.
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Can I calculate the VIF using more than one dependent variable?
We check multicollinearity for independent variables.
@@komalkanwarshekhawat_ correct me, if i have two regression models for each dependent variable, a single VIF test on one dependent variable should suffice?
@@MA-yz7ef VIF test is run to check the multicollinearity among variables. If there are 3/4 independent variables (the number doesn't matter) in your regression model then you are supposed to find out the VIF of each independent variable. If the value of any independent variable's VIF is more than 10 then there is a presence of multicollinearity in the model.
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Hi. Your lectures are great.
Can i convert my variables as lagged variables instead of converting to log to solve multicollinearity as some variables are already in log form?
Yes you can 👍
@@komalkanwarshekhawat_ thank you so much for your reply...
I have one more question.
When using GMM, can i use lag only in one of my independent variable..or all independent variables should be lagged?
@@kinzawayne8376 you can lag one independent variable.
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