Thank you for the video and for the explanation. I would have a question regarding the short-run coefficients. What does the expession: Z = Z(-1) + D(Z) mean, and how can i get the short-run efficients from this? I would be very grateful for your reply
Thank you for your informative tutorial. I think while running the ARDL model (for short-run relation) we must run the equation with the first difference rather than level data. Please correct me if I am wrong.
Thankyou for your explanation sir. Why are you using Wald test? Also as per your interpretation Wald test results are showing short term casuality but ARDL model is showing long term relationship between variables. Could you please explain more on this?
Thanks sir for a very informative lecture. Now i wanted to ask, If my data set is not integrated at level but integrated at first as well as at second order, still can i use ARDL bound test?
I am confused, you say if have unit root (in the results) its NOT stationary; but if says have unit root, but pvalue is less than 0.05; it is stationary no matter have one unit root?
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Very Helpful video
Thank you sir
superb explanation 😍
Thank you for the video and for the explanation. I would have a question regarding the short-run coefficients. What does the expession: Z = Z(-1) + D(Z) mean, and how can i get the short-run efficients from this? I would be very grateful for your reply
Thank you for your informative tutorial.
I think while running the ARDL model (for short-run relation) we must run the equation with the first difference rather than level data.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
You are correct
Thankyou for your explanation sir. Why are you using Wald test? Also as per your interpretation Wald test results are showing short term casuality but ARDL model is showing long term relationship between variables. Could you please explain more on this?
Dear Sir,
Is it possible to run two-way ANOVA with Welch test in SPSS?
i found the coefficient of CointEq (-1) positif but significatif, whats that mean please ?
Thanks sir for a very informative lecture. Now i wanted to ask, If my data set is not integrated at level but integrated at first as well as at second order, still can i use ARDL bound test?
if all are I(1) or I(2) no need to used ardl, ardl is used when some series are at I(1) and some are ta I(2)
I am confused, you say if have unit root (in the results) its NOT stationary; but if says have unit root, but pvalue is less than 0.05; it is stationary no matter have one unit root?
We need to make sure that all variables (independent) and (dependent); are stationary for this model?
at Level or first difference
sir is it okay to apply ARDL model when our residuals are not normally distributed
No not at all
@@DhavalSaifaleeAaryash ok sir
If the prob value of jarque berra is 0.04...can we apply ARDL sir?
Can we say the residuals are not normal at 5% but normal at 1% and proceed?