EViews: How to Estimate ARDL Bounds Test Approach to Cointegration (Estimation and Interpretation)

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Can you please provide a PhD topic on ARDL
Comment from : @YusuffNurudeen-jz7fz

Thank you for this explanation Kindly explain the use of logged values for these estimations
Comment from : @olufadekemifemi-oni9793

Hi Sir,brWhat happens when the ECM equation is negative but greater than 1 and significant? Kindly help
Comment from : @thesinisabu

hey sir, on the short run do I only interpret the ECT?
Comment from : @ShakaNemaname

Awesome! Thank you for breaking it down in such a short time
Comment from : @tutuhabib3376

Thanks a bunch I am kind of new to this tool Plz can I enrol for an online tutorial on A-Z of time series analysis?
Comment from : @basirujejeniwa8026

Nice display Please which of the result is for the short run
Comment from : @emmanuelsenior1191

Thank you for your lecture For instance, you have a variable whose unit root is stationary at 2nd difference, what do you do?
Comment from : @lafuaevans6870

thank you, this video really helped me
Comment from : @nathcallalla

what if the f-statistic falls in between the I(0) and I(1) showing no long run relationship, what will be the next step?
Comment from : @kavithasunil1171

Thank you for your informative tutorial brI think while running the ARDL model (for short-run relation) we must run the equation with the first difference rather than level databrPlease correct me if I am wrong
Comment from : @birendranarayanshah

You haven't discussed the short-term relationship between the variables
Comment from : @dhakaramkadel3671

My critical values for bounds tests arebr10 significance level >>263------335 br5 significance level >>31 -----87 br1 significance level >>413-----5 brAnd my variable's result is 335 So, in which catoegory this results falls? In inconclusive or significant at 10 percent significance level?
Comment from : @kashifbhatty6864

thanks a lot
Comment from : @محمديوسف-ل6ع2خ

Thanks Sir, please I was not able to see option for ECM in Coefficient Diagnostics I used eviews 9 What can I do to access it Thanks
Comment from : @victoriaolutofunmi7420

Please what if i have 3 independent variables
Comment from : @theThumbnailKing

Thank you for this tutorial sir What becomes the outcome when the value for f-statistic and t-statistic are not speaking together That is, f-statistic saying there exist a long-run relationship while t-statistic says otherwise in the same model?
Comment from : @augustinaigboanusi8203

Thank you for this lecture So what if the f-statistic falls in between the I(0) and I(1) showing no long run relationship, what next?
Comment from : @okoriegodswillobinna4099

Thankyou soo much It really helped alot
Comment from : @SanaKhan-zr6nt

Thank you for this Please after running my ARDL ECM, I have only the constant and the error correction term, and no short run differenced variable What does this mean please? Also can i still go ahead and explain the long run relationship since my f-statistics is greater than my I(1) bounds
Comment from : @angelaadomokhai4388