Hello.
I want to know the causality between GDP and Employment.( I have two time series data: GDP and employment)
I am using varsoc command and my stata command is:
1. varsoc gdp employment
2. varsoc employment gdp
So my question is that, is there any need to find a optimal lag length after using varsoc gdp employment?
Can it be different lags for each direction?
For example: Lag 2 for GDP and employment
Lag 3 for employment and GDP
My second question is that:
When I use the 'forvalues' command, it gives a different lag length with each variable.
For example, Y → X (lag 2, based on AIC), X → Y (lag 3).
In my understanding, with each direction(Y → X, X →Y), the lag length should be the same.
Is it okay to use the command of 'varsoc'? Is it different than the command of 'forvalues?
Thanks a lot.
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