Hello @Palani E , you can always post your questions in the comment section. Would be happy to help you. Moreover, will create a telegram group for the same soon regarding that will notify in my upcoming videos. Upcoming videos will cover topics Viz, FEM, REM PMG, DOLS, FMOLS etc. So keep following and learning. Thanks ☺️
Hello ma'am I am a bit confused as per my knowledge we will use cointegration when the data is non-stationary and we will use cointegration when the data is I(1). So could you please confirm in this aspect. and I very glad regarding the lectures really they are very helpful.
Yes, you can. But cointegration is not strong. Try other cointegration models and see your results then come to a conclusion. Like you can run - Kao, Fisher cointegration test.
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What to do if 7 out of 11 tests generate output more than 5%, meaning no panel cointegration? In that scenario, i do not need tl conduct panrl ARDL nor VECM test. Can i jump into pls, fe, re regression in that case??
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Hello @Palani E , you can always post your questions in the comment section. Would be happy to help you. Moreover, will create a telegram group for the same soon regarding that will notify in my upcoming videos. Upcoming videos will cover topics Viz, FEM, REM PMG, DOLS, FMOLS etc. So keep following and learning. Thanks ☺️
Hello ma'am I am a bit confused as per my knowledge we will use cointegration when the data is non-stationary and we will use cointegration when the data is I(1). So could you please confirm in this aspect. and I very glad regarding the lectures really they are very helpful.
Variables should be stationary at level.
Dear madam, mean that if my variables are not stationary at level, then I should not proceed with Johansen cointegration test?
Yes, that's right.
what if half of the statistics have less than 0.05 percent significance value and the other half more, do we still cant reject the null hypothesis?
My answer would be the same, try other cointegration tests in order to reach a conclusion. Thanks!
in my case 6 test statistics have less than 0.05 p-value, should i reject the null hypothesis?
Yes, you can. But cointegration is not strong. Try other cointegration models and see your results then come to a conclusion.
Like you can run - Kao, Fisher cointegration test.
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What to do if 7 out of 11 tests generate output more than 5%, meaning no panel cointegration?
In that scenario, i do not need tl conduct panrl ARDL nor VECM test. Can i jump into pls, fe, re regression in that case??
Yes, the results indicate no panel Cointegration.
You can run any Regression model like - FEM/REM.
If in FEM models constant has a p value of 0.179 what does it mean? Would it be a part of analysis? Or p value of constant doesn't matter?
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Hello mam, My variables are non stationary at level? Can I use cointegration or not? Thanks in advance
Yes you can. Only if stationary at level or at first difference or a mix of both.
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@@komalkanwarshekhawat_ If variables are non stationary and no integration. Can I able to run pooled OLS regression? Please answer madam 🙏
@@agoogleuser6452 You can proceed with any model only if your variables are stationary either at level or at first difference or a mix of both.
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