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    Granger Causality Test. Stationary or non-stationary data? (Eviews)



    Hi,

    Is it correct to use Granger Causality Tests on non-stationary, i(1), time-series? Or should I (log)difference my data first?

    I cannot seem to find the answer to this question in any of my books or online.

    Thank you very much for your help.

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    Re: Granger Causality Test. Stationary or non-stationary data? (Eviews)


    Dear sir,
    I also had the same problem. Hopefully, I got something which can be helpful for both of us.
    In sum :You need to have stationary data to run the Granger test.
    Please read the following document for more details
    http://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/2962/...paper_2962.pdf

    You can read on page 5 this : "Granger causality requires that the series have to be covariance stationary......."

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