MonteSUR for VECM

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MonteSUR for VECM

Postby macro_man » Tue Oct 18, 2011 1:02 pm

All,

Are there any examples of doing near-VARs like that in the MonteSUR within the framework of a VECM? Thanks.
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Re: MonteSUR for VECM

Postby TomDoan » Tue Oct 18, 2011 2:37 pm

macro_man wrote:All,

Are there any examples of doing near-VARs like that in the MonteSUR within the framework of a VECM? Thanks.


With the cointegrating vector treated as known, there's nothing special for Monte Carlo integration about a VECM vs a VAR or any other type of systems regression. You just set up your system including the error correction series. The only tricky part is that, unlike a VECM that you can define with SYSTEM (with a full set of variables in each equation), there is no way to substitute back automatically for computing IRF's. Instead, you would have to include identities in the model used to do the IRF's that define the error correction series in terms of the original series.
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