Which of the Following Is an ARDL (1,3)model?
A)y_t = $\delta$

question 7

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an ARDL (1,3) model?

• A)y_t = \(\delta\)+ \(\theta\) ₁y_t-1+\(\theta\) ₂y_t-2 +\(\theta\) ₃y_t-3 + \(\delta\)₀x_t + \(\delta\)₁x_t-1+\(\delta\)₂x_t-2+ \(\delta\)₃x_t-3 + v_t
• B)y_t = \(\delta\)+ \(\theta\) ₁y_t-1+ \(\delta\)₀x_t + \(\delta\)₁x_t-1+\(\delta\)₂x_t-2+ \(\delta\)₃x_t-3 + v_t
• C)y_t = \(\delta\)+ \(\theta\) ₁y_t-1+\(\theta\) ₂y_t-2 +\(\theta\) ₃y_t-3 + \(\delta\)₀x_t + \(\delta\)₁x_t-1+ v_t
• D)y_t = \(\delta\)+ \(\theta\)₁y_t-1+\(\theta\)₂y_t-2 +\(\theta\)₃y_t-3 + \(\delta\)₀x_t + v_t

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