Am 18.01.2012 23:30, schrieb Allin Cottrell:
> * The displayed warning says "Warning: the p-values shown are for the
> case of a restricted trend", which is kind of strange. Does it actually
> mean what it says? (It can't, really, because this would contradict the
> output relating to exo I(1) variables...)
 Hmm. The intent (and I think the actuality) is that that warning is
 printed only when the user has selected the "unrestricted constant"
 case. But since that case is statistically weird we drop back to the
 "closest" less-weird case, namely the restricted trend (as does
 CATS, I believe). The assumption is that the "exo I(1)" variables in
 question are something other than constant or trend.
 
So do you (and the printed warning message) mean that the critical 
values refer to the case of: a restricted trend, plus an unrestricted 
constant, plus an exogenous and restricted I(1) variable?
(Where the specification did not include the restricted trend.)
thanks,
sven