Time-series: Is the Cholesky decomposition the most appropriate method to identify structural shocks in a VAR model? Discuss the pros and cons of all the alternative approaches. (No need to show any formula in this case, just tell me the intuition and when to use what.)
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It assumes that each variable in the system is a function of its own past values and the past values of all other variables in the system. Now, what are structural shocks? Structural shocks are unexpected changes in the underlying economic or financial system Show more…
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