I want to clearly understand how to get the short-run price elasticity of demand using the ARDL setup.
My goal is to estimate the short-run price elasticity of demand. Like SHORT RUN ELASTICITY.
So, I started with ARDL and obviously checked for cointegration using the ec version of the ARDL command. I didn't find any cointegration (the null is accepted), so what do I do now?
Option 1: Do I reestimate my ARDL model with first-differenced variables and no error correction term?
Or, Option 2: I do not re-run the ARDL as in Option 1 above, and just take the coefficient on the ln_p term in the original ARDL command as the short-run price elasticity of demand?
Which one is the correct option when cointegration is not present?
My goal is to estimate the short-run price elasticity of demand. Like SHORT RUN ELASTICITY.
So, I started with ARDL and obviously checked for cointegration using the ec version of the ARDL command. I didn't find any cointegration (the null is accepted), so what do I do now?
Option 1: Do I reestimate my ARDL model with first-differenced variables and no error correction term?
Or, Option 2: I do not re-run the ARDL as in Option 1 above, and just take the coefficient on the ln_p term in the original ARDL command as the short-run price elasticity of demand?
Which one is the correct option when cointegration is not present?

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