Panel Data Analysis Using EViews

541 Pages·2014·58.35 MB·English

by  I. Gusti Ngurah Agung

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empirical models and real datasets. Guidance is given on developing alternative descriptive statistical

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models based on panel data are explored, including univariate general linear models, fixed-effect
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presents growth models, time-related effects models, and polynomial models,
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unstacked and structured panel data), together with notes and comments.
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explores recent new developments in panel data analysis. E
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data collected over long time periods will also find this book a useful resource.
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Panel Data Analysis Using EViews

Panel Data Analysis Using EViews
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Contents
Preface xv
AbouttheAuthor xxi
PARTONE PANELDATAASAMULTIVARIATETIMESERIESBYSTATES 1
1 DataAnalysisBasedonaSingleTimeSeriesbyStates 3
1.1 Introduction 3
1.2 MultivariateGrowthModels 3
1.2.1 ContinuousGrowthModels 3
1.2.2 DiscontinuousGrowthModels 8
1.3 AlternativeMultivariateGrowthModels 10
1.3.1 AGeneralizationofMAR(p)_GM 10
1.3.2 MultivariateLaggedVariablesGrowthModels 11
1.3.3 MultivariateLagged-VariableAutoregressiveGrowthModels 13
1.3.4 BoundedMLVAR(p;q)_GM 13
1.3.5 SpecialNotes 13
1.4 VariousModelsBasedonCorrelatedStates 14
1.4.1 SeeminglyCausalModelswithTrend 15
1.4.2 TheApplicationoftheObject“VAR” 18
1.4.3 TheApplicationoftheInstrumentalVariablesModels 20
1.5 SeeminglyCausalModelswithTime-RelatedEffects 21
1.5.1 SCMBasedonthePathDiagraminFigure1.10(a) 21
1.5.2 SCMBasedonthePathDiagraminFigure1.10(b) 22
1.6 TheApplicationoftheObjectPOOL 23
1.6.1 WhatisaFixed-EffectModel? 23
1.6.2 WhatisaRandomEffectModel? 25
1.6.3 SpecialNotes 27
1.7 GrowthModelsofSampleStatistics 29
1.8 SpecialNotesonTime-StateObservations 32
1.9 GrowthModelswithanEnvironmentalVariable 32
1.9.1 TheSimplestPossibleModel 33
1.9.2 TheApplicationofVARandVECModels 34
1.9.3 ApplicationofARCHModel 37
1.9.4 TheApplicationofInstrumentalVariablesModels 38
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1.10 ModelswithanEnvironmentalMultivariate 40
1.10.1 BivariateCorrelationandSimpleLinearRegressions 40
1.10.2 SimpleModelswithanEnvironmentalMultivariate 42
1.10.3 TheVARModels 43
1.11 SpecialPiece-WiseModels 49
1.11.1 TheApplicationofGrowthModels 49
1.11.2 EqualityTestsbyClassifications 53
2 DataAnalysisBasedonBivariateTimeSeriesbyStates 55
2.1 Introduction 55
2.2 ModelsBasedonIndependentStates 56
2.2.1 MAR(p)GrowthModelwithanExogenousVariable 56
2.2.2 AGeneralMAR(p)ModelwithanExogenousVariable 56
2.3 Time-SeriesModelsBasedonTwoCorrelatedStates 60
2.3.1 AnalysisusingtheObjectSystem 61
2.3.2 Two-SLSInstrumentalVariablesModels 65
2.3.3 Three-SLSInstrumentalVariablesModels 69
2.3.4 AnalysisusingtheObject“VAR” 70
2.4 Time-SeriesModelsBasedonMultipleCorrelatedStates 72
2.4.1 ExtensionofthePathDiagraminFigure2.6 72
2.4.2 SCMsasVARModels 74
2.5 Time-SeriesModelswithanEnvironmentalVariableZ Basedon
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IndependentStates 78
2.5.1 TheSimplestPossibleModel 78
2.5.2 InteractionModelsBasedonTwoIndependentStates 81
2.6 ModelsBasedonCorrelatedStates 82
2.6.1 MLV(1)InteractionModelwithTrend 83
2.6.2 SimultaneousSCMswithTrend 83
2.7 Piece-WiseTime-SeriesModels 86
3 DataAnalysisBasedonMultivariateTimeSeriesbyStates 87
3.1 Introduction 87
3.2 ModelsBasedon(X_i,Y_i,Z_i)forIndependentStates 88
3.2.1 MLVAR(p;q)ModelwithTrendBasedon(X_i,Y_i,Z_i) 88
3.3 ModelsBasedon(X_i,Y_i,Z_i)forCorrelatedStates 90
3.3.1 MLV(1)InteractionModelwithTrend 91
3.3.2 MLV(1)InteractionModelwithTime-RelatedEffects 93
3.4 SimultaneousSCMswithTrend 96
3.4.1 TheBasicSimultaneousSCMswithTrend 96
3.4.2 AlternativeTimeSeriesModels 98
3.5 ModelsBasedon(X1_i,X2_i,X3_i,Y1_i,Y2_i)forIndependentStates 100
3.5.1 LaggedEndogenousVariables:FirstAutoregressiveModelwith
ExogenousVariablesandTrend 100
3.5.2 AMixedLaggedVariablesFirstAutoregressiveModelwithTrend 101
3.5.3 LaggedEndogenousVariables:FirstAutoregressiveModelwith
ExogenousVariablesandTime-RelatedEffects 102
3.5.4 VariousInteractionModels 103