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st: Panel data ARCH/GARCH post-estimation?
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"Christopher A. Hartwell" <[email protected]>
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st: Panel data ARCH/GARCH post-estimation?
Date
Thu, 21 Nov 2013 08:19:15 +0200
Hi all,
I am just exploring the functionalities of Stata 13 in regards to GARCH
estimation, and have been looking intensely for a better set of
postestimation commands. I have used G@RCH (OxMetrics) before and am
impressed by their post-estimation commands, but as I am more familiar with
Stata and working in the Stata environment, I would love to be able to
replicate some of that functionality from G@RCH in Stata.
To whit, are there any do/ado files or commands that exist that allow for
panel data ARCH/GARCH postestimation that performs the ARCH-LM test or the
Ljung-Box tests at various lags? The AIC/BIC are easy enough to obtain, but
beyond that I'm finding it difficult to find any commands or tests that work
with panel data (too many of the existing commands I find are time series
only, while some of the "panelauto" package commands give me results only
for a time series in one panel).
Does anyone have any idea if these commands are out there, either built-in
or through a user-written program?
Much thanks in advance,
Christopher Hartwell
Christopher A. Hartwell, PhD
Head of Economic Research
Institute for Emerging Market Studies (IEMS)
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Christopher A. Hartwell
Economic Growth and Business Environment Consultant
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