Estimating a cointegrating demand system
European Economic ReviewPublished 1 January 1997
C.L.F. Attfield
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Abstract
The set of variables in a time series demand model in the form of the Almost Ideal Demand System are found to be I(1) with the demand equations forming a cointegrating system. The parameters of the cointegrating equations are estimated and tested using a `triangular error correction' procedure. The null hypothesis of homogeneity with respect to prices and nominal income in the system cannot be rejected.
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Economics, Econometrics and Finance
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