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Use the KPSS test to do confirmatory testing. What do you find?

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Quantitative Methods

Problem Set 4 

NO EXCEPTIONS! 

You should submit a copy of the SAS program you wrote in order to solve the problem, the output and any relevant charts, and of course your analysis of and solution to the problem.

Please follow the specifications for submitting the problems as provided on Blackboard and as discussed in class. Failure to do so will result in a 10 percent penalty on the problem set. 

IMPORTANT 

NOTE: 

You may not seek  or  obtain  assistance  in  interpreting  any  of your results.

LATE PROBLEM SETS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED!

1. The Excel workbook posted to Blackboard contains versions of four of the series analyzed by Nelson and Plosser in their 1982 paper. (But these are not the identical series.) You should take logs of the real GDP and industrial production series. Then:

A. Plot each time series and state your initial impressions regarding the series.

B. Use SAS to obtain the ACF and comment on it. You are not to identify a time series model!

C. Find the maximum lag length and “test down” to find the appropriate lag length. Only turn in your final regression.

D. Use both the Enders and the Elder & Kennedy approaches to perform unit root tests. Explain your results. Make sure to distinguish between the two approaches. (If you do this using PROC ARIMA, throw out the “identification” output if you can – I don’t want to see it.)

E. Use the KPSS test to do confirmatory testing. What do you find?

In case you need them, the critical values from the Enders textbook are:

To test the null that trend = 0 given a unit root: 2.79 (for α = 0.05) and 3.53 (for α = 0.01);

To test the null that drift = 0 given a unit root: 2.54 (for α = 0.05) and 3.22 (for α = 0.01.)

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