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VECM stands for Vector Error Correction Model. It is used with cointegrated time series and panel data in finance and macroeconometrics. VECM offers a convenient representation of a cointegrated VAR model as it distinguishes between short-run and long-run (equilibrium) effects.
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Jarque-Bera test mandatory for VECM and VAR?
What tests do I need to perform for VECM and VAR to be considered robust? I know LM test for residual autocorrelation is mandatory, but what about Jarque-Bera test? Is that necessary?And what should I …
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Maximum lag length in cointegration?
I've got two conflicting answers when I search the internet for my question. Since cointegration is sensitive to maximum lag length, it is important to choose maximum lag length wisely. According to o …
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Can a cointegrated variable be exogenous in first difference in a VEC model?
If I have a variable C that is cointegrated with both variables A and B separately, can I use it in first-differenced form as an exogenous variable in a VEC model involving A and B?
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Is ARCH test mandatory for VAR?
Is ARCH test mandatory for VAR? If so, what lag length of the ARCH test should I use? The same as the lag length of my VAR or VEC model?
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Including exogenous variables in VECM (Rahbek and Mosconi, 1998)
I am reading the Rahbek and Mosconi (1998) paper on how to introduce exogenous variables in VEC models. I understand that, in addition to the introduction of the stationary exogenous variables, I shou …
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Do all variables in a VAR/VEC need to be normally distributed, or only the target variable?
Do all variables in a VAR/VEC need to be normally distributed, or only the target variable? It is very hard to get all of them to meet criteria of normality without deleting too many outliers.