***IMPORTANT*** ***MISTAKE IN THE VIDEO*** It seems I made a typo when I was explaining the formulas in minute 8:33, and I didn't notice as the first numbers were matching with the website! I guess I was lucky. THe denominator should have been cpi1, and not cpi. The DO file and files in the download document are correct though. Sorry about that. I hope you still enjoyed the video! Please let me know if my camera in the bottom right corner helped you to stay engaged or if it was distracting. Download for free the content of today's tutorial! Thanks for your support! JDEConomics
Sigo tu canal desde hace 1 año. Muy prolijas e intuitivas exposiciones. Ojalá algún día hagas un video sobre Modelos de espacio de estado y filtro de Kalman. Saludos
Gracias! Y desde luego.. lo agrego al listado. Hay algunos tópicos que no los sé. Los tengo que revisar y luego probar en el software. Por eso es que algunos temas que piden aún no los he resuelto
Thank you Prof for the insightful delivery ❤. Please where do I go to select/how do I use the Zivot and Andrew stationerity test after I have added several add-ins and it does not appear on the Add-ins menu
@Juan. When you find time, can you please make some videos about modeling monetary policy with emphasis on the McCallum Rule instead of Taylor Rule. (If that makes sense at all)
Please after I have added the Z & A unit root test and other add-ins, I cant see the Z&A on the bar when I clicked on the Add-ins where can I locate it because it shows that I have installed the Add-in but am not seeing it on the drop down when I click on the Add-ins button
Hi! It’s hard to say because many add-ins are old and they don’t receive updates regularly. Some may be out of use. Sometimes, even if you download an add-in, it may not work. You would have to check with the developer. Sorry, I can’t be of further help. Regards, Juan
Also requested you please explain computational general equilibrium model. Which consume game application to solve the real world problems pertaining to the impact of policy change in one sector on various economic agents.
gen inf=((cpi-cpi12)/cpi12)100 and gen inf1=((cpi-cpi1)/cpi)*100 both should follow same order. Do you agree? In case of gen inf1 the denominator cpi should be replace with cpi1 to be consistent
Yes! It seems I made a typo when I was explaining it, and I didn't notice as the first numbers were matching with the website! I guess I was lucky. The DO file and files in the download document are correct though. Thanks for spotting that. I'll let people know, thanks!
***IMPORTANT***
***MISTAKE IN THE VIDEO***
It seems I made a typo when I was explaining the formulas in minute 8:33, and I didn't notice as the first numbers were matching with the website! I guess I was lucky. THe denominator should have been cpi1, and not cpi. The DO file and files in the download document are correct though.
Sorry about that. I hope you still enjoyed the video! Please let me know if my camera in the bottom right corner helped you to stay engaged or if it was distracting.
Download for free the content of today's tutorial! Thanks for your support!
JDEConomics
As a simple African Economist, this channel has been greatly helpful to understand the similarities and differences between our economies.
Thanks a lot! Best Regards, Juan
Sigo tu canal desde hace 1 año. Muy prolijas e intuitivas exposiciones.
Ojalá algún día hagas un video sobre Modelos de espacio de estado y filtro de Kalman.
Saludos
Gracias! Y desde luego.. lo agrego al listado. Hay algunos tópicos que no los sé. Los tengo que revisar y luego probar en el software. Por eso es que algunos temas que piden aún no los he resuelto
Thanks for effort and presentation.
Thanks a lot!
Thank you Prof for the insightful delivery ❤.
Please where do I go to select/how do I use the Zivot and Andrew stationerity test after I have added several add-ins and it does not appear on the Add-ins menu
can you do it in eviews? thank you
Sure! Thanks
@Juan. When you find time, can you please make some videos about modeling monetary policy with emphasis on the McCallum Rule instead of Taylor Rule. (If that makes sense at all)
Thanks for the suggestions. Cheers
Greetings can you please do year on year changes using quarterly data
Please after I have added the Z & A unit root test and other add-ins, I cant see the Z&A on the bar when I clicked on the Add-ins where can I locate it because it shows that I have installed the Add-in but am not seeing it on the drop down when I click on the Add-ins button
Hi! It’s hard to say because many add-ins are old and they don’t receive updates regularly. Some may be out of use. Sometimes, even if you download an add-in, it may not work. You would have to check with the developer. Sorry, I can’t be of further help. Regards, Juan
@@JDEconomics ok. thank you
Also requested you please explain computational general equilibrium model. Which consume game application to solve the real world problems pertaining to the impact of policy change in one sector on various economic agents.
Hi! Thanks. I don’t think I’ll cover those models. At least, not any time soon. They demand a lot of time and efforts. Best regards, Jd
gen inf=((cpi-cpi12)/cpi12)100 and gen inf1=((cpi-cpi1)/cpi)*100 both should follow same order. Do you agree? In case of gen inf1 the denominator cpi should be replace with cpi1 to be consistent
Yes! It seems I made a typo when I was explaining it, and I didn't notice as the first numbers were matching with the website! I guess I was lucky. The DO file and files in the download document are correct though. Thanks for spotting that. I'll let people know, thanks!