observed variable's decomposition of shocks and FEVD
Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2017 10:28 am
Dear Johannes,
First thank you very much for your previous helpful guidance, I am grateful.
I have a question, I have decomposed observed variable's historical dynamics into shocks (shock_decomposition command in Dynare), I mean my graph measures how these shocks contribute to the an observed variable's deviation from its steady state over time.
I have also plot forecast error variance decomposition for the same observed variable.
I find some shocks contribute only a little to the observed variable's historical deviations from its steady state, but contributes a lot to forecast error variance decomposition. I am wondering is this normal? if not, what kind of problems this may indicate?
Thank you very much and look forward to hearing from you.
Kind regards,
Jesse
First thank you very much for your previous helpful guidance, I am grateful.
I have a question, I have decomposed observed variable's historical dynamics into shocks (shock_decomposition command in Dynare), I mean my graph measures how these shocks contribute to the an observed variable's deviation from its steady state over time.
I have also plot forecast error variance decomposition for the same observed variable.
I find some shocks contribute only a little to the observed variable's historical deviations from its steady state, but contributes a lot to forecast error variance decomposition. I am wondering is this normal? if not, what kind of problems this may indicate?
Thank you very much and look forward to hearing from you.
Kind regards,
Jesse