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A review of Stata SVAR modeling capabilities

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Armando Sánchez Vargas () (Institute for Economic Research, UNAM)
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In this presentation, I will discuss Stata’s capability to implement the entire SVAR methodology with nonstationary series. In the presence of cointegration, the structuralization of a VAR model takes place at two distinct stages: the first is the identification of the long-run equilibrium relationships, and the second stage is the identification of the short-run interactions. I will briefly discuss such methodology and the available facilities in Stata to carry it out, emphasizing what is still needed and what might be refined.

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Paper provided by Stata Users Group in its series Mexican Stata Users' Group Meetings 2009 with number 03.

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