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6/11/21 18:11 EViews Help: User’s Guide

User’s Guide

User’s Guide
The first section of the User’s Guide describes EViews fundamentals and describes using EViews to
perform basic data analysis and display results. This material may be divided into three parts:

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Part I. “EViews Fundamentals” introduces you to the basics of using EViews. In addition to a
discussion of basic Windows operations, we explain how to use EViews to work with your data.

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Part II. “Basic Data Analysis” describes the use of EViews to perform basic analysis of data and
to draw graphs and display tables describing the results of analysis of your data.

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Part III. “Customizing Output” documents the graph object, table and text objects, and the spool
object, all of which are used to produce presentation output.

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Part IV. “Extending EViews” describes methods for extending EViews functionality beyond the
built-in routines.

The second section offers a description of EViews’ interactive tools for advanced statistical and
econometric analysis. This material may be divided into several parts:

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Part V. “Basic Single Equation Analysis” discusses the use of the equation object to perform
standard regression analysis, ordinary least squares, weighted least squares, nonlinear least
squares, basic time series regression, specification testing and forecasting.

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Part VI. “Advanced Single Equation Analysis” documents two-stage least squares (TSLS) and
generalized method of moments (GMM), autoregressive conditional heteroskedasticity (ARCH)
models, single-equation cointegration equation specifications, discrete and limited dependent
variable models, generalized linear models (GLM), quantile regression, and user-specified
likelihood estimation.

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Part VII. “Advanced Univariate Analysis” describes advanced tools for univariate time series
analysis, including unit root tests in both conventional and panel data settings, variance ratio
tests, and the BDS test for independence.

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Part VIII. “Multiple Equation Analysis” describes estimation and forecasting with systems of
equations (least squares, weighted least squares, SUR, system TSLS, 3SLS, FIML, GMM,
multivariate ARCH), vector autoregression and error correction models (VARs and VECs), state
space models and model solution.

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Part IX. “Panel and Pooled Data” documents working with and estimating models with time
series, cross-sectional data. The analysis may involve small numbers of cross-sections, with
series for each cross-section variable (pooled data) or large numbers systems of cross-sections,
with stacked data (panel data).

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Part X. “Advanced Multivariate Analysis” describes tools for testing for cointegration and for
performing Factor Analysis.

 
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