
In this paper we provide a succinct characterization of cointegration and a criterion that leads to a novel, and very simple test for cointegration. We also provide a restatement and proof of the characterizations given in Engle and Granger (1987) (EG), correcting a number of minor errors and misstatements.
330, Economics, 004
330, Economics, 004
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