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cointegration is applied. The empirical results suggest that Thirlwall’s law holds for Turkey. This study also suggests some policy …
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such as those of crude oil and ethanol using the cointegration methods. The results suggest that the prices of the non …
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prices using time series data for Turkey during 1965-2007. ARDL cointegration analysis yields an income elasticity of calorie …
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The aim of our paper is to formulate and empirically verify the simple backward looking econometric model of the monetary policy rule, which would be able to describe the development of monetary policy rate, namely only on the basis of statistically measured and at the given time available...
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conventional residual-based cointegration tests employed fail to identify any meaningful long run relationship in both functions …, the Gregory-Hansen structural break cointegration approach confirms the cointegration relationships despite the …
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interrelationships between the variables using the bounds testing to cointegration procedure. The bounds test results indicate that there …
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-Andrews) unit root and cointegration analysis suggest that (lagged) increases in public investment spending on economic …
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after the German reunification, cointegration is found between both variables suggesting a slightly positive relationship. …
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ARDL bounds testing approach of cointegration. Long-run equilibrium has been established among these variables for Benin … and short-run Granger causality running from GDP to electricity consumption for Togo. The results of the cointegration …
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institutions) and externally generated shocks (e.g., war, oil shocks). Using multivariate cointegration techniques, we find that …
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