This course provides participants with appropriate modeling techniques for time series data when the unit root is in the data (for example: non-fixed data). Most economists face a problem in economic time series applications. An initial understanding of the common technical characteristics of time series data will be achieved. The concept of stability will also be defined along with discussion of its impact.
Course Objectives
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Target audience of this course:
Researchers and analysts in any of the following economic fields: development economics, general financial policies, taxes policies, social and health economics, financial markets, as well as international trade and finance.
Course Objectives:
After completing the course, students will be able to learn the following:
Understanding and applying non-fixed time series analysis.
Know the concept of dormancy and root unit testing.
Application of advanced techniques in standard economic in joint integration processes and error correction models, especially in a multivariate context.
Participants will be tested for an open book on the last day of the course. They will be awarded the certificate upon successful completion of this course.