# Errata for Introduction to Time Series Using Stata, Revised Edition

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 (1) Chapter 10, p. 411, third full paragraph
 Both cointegrating relationships are significant at the 5% level in the $$\Delta w_{V,t}$$ equation, consistent with the normalization in (10.5). However, both cointegrating relationships also are significant at the 5% level in the $$\Delta w_{V,t}$$ equations, contradicting our assumption that $$\alpha_{M1} = 0$$. A nonzero value of $$\alpha_{M1} = 0$$ will complicate somewhat the interpretation of the estimates. Both cointegrating relationships are significant at the 5% level in the $$\Delta w_{V,t}$$ equation, consistent with the normalization in (10.4). However, both cointegrating relationships also are significant at the 5% level in the $$\Delta w_{V,t}$$ equations, contradicting our assumption that $$\alpha_{V1} = 0$$. A nonzero value of $$\alpha_{V1} = 0$$ will complicate somewhat the interpretation of the estimates.