Dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (DSGE) models can have multiple solutions, known as indeterminacy. This study explores how this indeterminacy affects the ability to identify a model's structural shocks using empirical data. The researchers found that indeterminacy does not always lead to non-fundamental representations, and even models with multiple solutions can have a fundamental representation. This means that simply checking for a VAR representation of a DSGE model's equilibria is not enough to determine if the model is indeterminate.