Dolado, Juan JoséBanerjee, AnindyaGalbraith, John W.2009-01-302009-01-301991International Economic Review, 1991, 32, p. 919-9360020-6598https://hdl.handle.net/10016/3320We consider the estimation of parameters in Euler equations where regressand and regressors may be nonstationary, and propose a several-stage procedure requiring only knowledge of the Euler equation and the order of integration of the data. This procedure uses the information gained from pre-testing for the order of integration of data series to improve specification and estimation. We can also offer an explanation of the frequent empirical finding that discount rates and adjustment costs are poorly estimated. Both analytical and experimental (Monte Carlo) results are provided.text/plainapplication/pdfeng© Blackwellresearch articleEconomíaopen access