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relationship, and 2) using inflation as an additional explanatory variable. By implementing a well structured estimation strategy …, we found that after taking the level shift into account, a cointegrating equation, including inflation, exists and is …
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The 2007–2008 US subprime mortgage crisis evolved into a financial crisis that negatively affected many economies in the world and was afterwards widely referred to as the global financial crisis. Since the beginning of this financial crisis of 2008–2009, South Africa experienced a...
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VAR (SVAR) model is used to estimate the exchange rate pass‐through to inflation in Pakistan. Further, impulse response …
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using the Engle–Granger two-step co-integration technique, capturing both the long-run and short-run dynamic properties of …
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This study develops comprehensive full-sector macro-econometric models for the South African economy with the aim of explaining and providing the macroeconomic effects of fiscal policy changes in the country. The models are applied to test the effectiveness of fiscal policy actions in an...
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rate movements start to influence the price inflation in China in a significant way. This paper estimates a structural …
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nonlinear and exhibits an asymmetric pattern: oil price changes have a significant effect on inflation and output when the …
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frequency domain framework. For long run relation, the Johansen and Juselius (1990) maximum likelihood approach to cointegration …
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Spain, instead, we find evidence that deviations from reference values influence inflation dynamics. …
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A spatial error model is classified as a geostatistical model or a weight matrix model on the basis of the method of specification of spatial autocorrelation in the disturbance. Specification errors cannot be assumed to be absent, and the robustness of alternative specifications is useful for...
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