DYNARDL: Stata module to dynamically simulate autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) models
Soren Jordan, Andrew Philips
Abstract
Soren Jordan, Andrew Philips
Abstract
dynardl is a program to produce dynamic simulations of autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) models. See Philips (Am.J.Pol.Sci., 2018) for a discussion of this approach, especially in regards to the error-correction ARDL representation of Pesaran, Shin, and Smith (J. Applied Econometrics, 2001). See Jordan and Philips (Stata J., in press) for an in-depth discussion of this program.
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dynardl is a program to produce dynamic simulations of autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) models. See Philips (Am.J.Pol.Sci., 2018) for a discussion of this approach, especially in regards to the error-correction ARDL representation of Pesaran, Shin, and Smith (J. Applied Econometrics, 2001). See Jordan and Philips (Stata J., in press) for an in-depth discussion of this program.
Key concepts: Distributed lag, Autoregressive model, Lag, Econometrics, STAR model, Representation (politics), Computer science, Economics