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having discussed various types of non-stationarity and how to transform an unstationary process into a stationary process let's have a look at order of integration which is very much related to what i've just told you about in the previous video so if a time series has to be different once to make it stationary like in our in our previous example a time series integrator of order one so if i go back to the previous example for example to these two models those variables from the first model and from the second model they are integrated of order one because we had to difference it only once to make it stationary however if a time series has to difference two times to make it stationary a time series is said to be integrated of order two and actually this is how we denote integration and obviously if time series has to be different d times to make it stationary a time series is integrated of order d but trust me most often the economic variables are integrated of order one uh quite rarely they are integrated 42 and i think almost never they're integrated of order 304 or higher and because and those integrated series have some interesting properties for example if x variable is integrated of order zero and y is integrated of order one their linear combination will be integrated of order one if x is integrators of some order d then its linear combination will be integrated of also order d if x is integrated of order d1 and y is integrated or d2 then the linear combination will be integrated or d2 where d1 is lower than d2 so since d2 is higher than d1 the linear combination of the two variables integrated of the higher order and if x is integrated of order d and y is integrated of order d then their linear combination will be integrated of order d with the where d star is generally equal to d but in some cases it might happen that this star will be lower than d and the this this is actually this property is actually related to the discussion of co-integration because we will see that our variables will be integrated of order one instead of d so one here one here but we will see that their linear combination will be integrated of order there
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