HI, I am checking thhe long-term relationship between unemployment and labor force participation rate. I have a integration order I(1) and I want to run VAR. As far as I understand I need to use first differences in VAR cause they are stationary. Should I perform tests for heteroskedasticity, normality and autocorrelation on them or variables on levels?
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