Am 26.04.2013 12:26, schrieb Jan Tille:
 
 However, I want to conduct the tests for several equations (14 out of
 20) each with 8 coefficients, which would require a lot of individual
 restricitons.
 
 Therefore, I asked myself, whether I could obtain the same results
 using
 
 (b[1,2]-b[3,2])/S(diff),
 
 where S(diff) =sqrt(S(b[1,2])^2+S(b[1,2])^2)
 
 Unfortunately, the results between the two tests differ (even if I
 square the t-statistic). 
Well in some sense you give the answer yourself, this is something
different. In fact, I don't see what it is or how it is going to work
(in econometric theory I mean), but maybe I'm missing something.
 
 Finally, I am looking for a way, to calculate the wald tests, without
 manually respecifying the every single restriction. 
Quoting from the command docs, look it up for more explanation:
"
restrict
	  R = Rmat
	  q = qvec
end restrict
"
Or maybe you could do it in a loop if you want to somehow test stuff in
different equations.
hth,
sven