Dear Statalisters,
I am trying to use pescadf command for a variable from a N=7780 and T=17 panel data set. My variable Var1 do not have any missing observations. When I run the pescadf command, Stata does not provide any critical values and p-values and gives the following output. Changing lags or adding trend do not change the result. Can anyone help me to find the reason of this weird output?
Thanks in advance.
Rumeysa
I am trying to use pescadf command for a variable from a N=7780 and T=17 panel data set. My variable Var1 do not have any missing observations. When I run the pescadf command, Stata does not provide any critical values and p-values and gives the following output. Changing lags or adding trend do not change the result. Can anyone help me to find the reason of this weird output?
Thanks in advance.
Rumeysa
Code:
. pescadf Var1, lags(1) Pesaran's CADF test for Var1 Cross-sectional average in first period extracted and extreme t-values truncated Deterministics chosen: constant t-bar test, N,T = (7780,17) Obs = 116700 Augmented by 1 lags (average) t-bar cv10 cv5 cv1 Z[t-bar] P-value -2.061 . . . . . . . pescadf Var1, trend lags(2) Pesaran's CADF test for Var1 Cross-sectional average in first period extracted and extreme t-values truncated Deterministics chosen: constant & trend t-bar test, N,T = (7780,17) Obs = 108920 Augmented by 2 lags (average) t-bar cv10 cv5 cv1 Z[t-bar] P-value -2.267 . . . . .