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DATA= SAS-data-set
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specifies the SAS data set containing input data for the simulation. If the DATA= option is used, the data set specified must
supply values for all exogenous variables throughout the simulation. If the DATA= option is not specified, no simulation of
the system is performed, and only the reduced form and multipliers are computed.
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EST= SAS-data-set
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specifies the input data set containing the structural coefficients of the system. If EST= is omitted the most recently created
SAS data set is used. The EST= data set is normally a "TYPE=EST" data set produced by the OUTEST= option of PROC SYSLIN. However,
you can also build the EST= data set with a SAS DATA step. See "The EST= Data Set" later in this chapter for details.
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ESTPRINT
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prints the structural coefficients read from the EST= data set.
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INTERIM= n
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requests that interim multipliers be computed for interims 1 through n. If not specified, no interim multipliers are computed. This feature is available only if there are no lags greater than
1.
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NOPRINT
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suppresses all printed output.
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NORED
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suppresses the printing of the reduced form coefficients.
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OUTEST= SAS-data-set
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specifies an output SAS data set to contain the reduced form coefficients and multipliers, in addition to the structural coefficients
read from the EST= data set. The OUTEST= data set has the same form as the EST= data set. If the OUTEST= option is not specified,
the reduced form coefficients and multipliers are not written to a data set.
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START= n
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specifies the observation number in the DATA= data set where the dynamic simulation is to be started. By default, the dynamic
simulation starts with the first observation in the DATA= data set for which all variables (including lags) are not missing.
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TOTAL
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requests that the total multipliers be computed. This feature is available only if there are no lags greater than 1.
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TYPE= value
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specifies the type of estimates to be read from the EST= data set. The TYPE= value must match the value of the _TYPE_ variable
for the observations that you want to select from the EST= data set (TYPE=2SLS, for example).