Page 150 - Contributed Paper Session (CPS) - Volume 4
P. 150

CPS2160 Aye Aye Khin et al.
                  2.5 Granger Causality
                      Granger  causality  is  a  circumstance  in  which  one  time  series  variable
                  consistently  and  predictably  changes  before  another  variable.  Granger
                  causality is important as it allows us to analyse which variable precedes or
                  leads the other variable where those leading variables are extremely useful in
                  order to perform forecasting purposes (Studenmund, 2017). For example, a
                  time series X is said to Granger-cause Y (X Granger-cause Y) when the F-test
                  of X to Y p-value is significantly less than 0.05 level. Granger causality is called
                  stationary and linear combination. It is also called cointegrated and long-term
                  equilibrium  relationship  among  the  variables  (Studenmund,  2017).
                  Cointegration Analysis happens when there is a stable long-term relationship
                  between  two  variables  even  though  individually,  each  variable  is
                  nonstationary.

                  3.  Result
                  3.1 Cointegration Equation
                         -0.1253CHnrimpt-2 – 0.6891nrstr20t-2 – 0.2000exrmt-2 – 0.6195nrsmr20t-2 = 0             (5)
                     t-stat = [-14.3594***]           [3.1980**]              [0.3894 ]  [3.2024**]
                                                                 ns

                      -0.6985INnrimpt-1 – 1.2665nrstr20t-1 – 0.0003exrmt-1  – 0.9505nrsmr20t-1 = 0            (6)
                     t-stat = [-12.2258***]       [0.1212 ]              [-4.8910**]   [-1.8443*]
                                              ns

                      -0.6065USnrimpt-1 – 0.2172nrstr20t-1 – 0.0010exrmt-1 – 0.3336nrsmr20t-1 = 0             (7)
                     t-stat = [-20.1140***]           [2.4838**]              [-1.4806 ]   [1.7022*]
                                                                 ns

                      -0.0555JPnrimpt-2 – 1.2228nrstr20t-2 – 0.0071exrmt-2 – 0.5598nrsmr20t-2 = 0               (8)
                      t-stat = [-14.0862***]            [-2.2752**]  [-1.8146*]     [-3.0182**]

                  3.2 Vector Error Correction Method (VECM)
                  ∆CHnrimpt = -0.3592 – 0.4255∆nrstr20t-1 – 0.7670∆exrmt-1 – 0.1628∆nrsmr20t-1
                  t-stat =                         [-6.3237***]           [-6.6072***]             [-7.5822***]                                       (9)
                                         -1.0867∆CHnrimpt-1 + 1.0390εt
                                          [-6.6531***]
                                          R  = 0.8725  Adjusted R  = 0.8644
                                           2
                                                             2

                  ∆INnrimpt= -0.02237 – 0.01255∆nrstr20t-1 – 0.1901∆exrmt-1 – 0.0044∆nrsmr20t-1
                  t-stat =                          [-5.4984***]             [-4.2230**]          [-6.0891***]                                     (10)
                                       – 0.1520∆INnrimpt-1 + 0.3293εt
                                           [-1.8520*]
                                          R  = 0.7180   Adjusted R = 0.6405
                                           2
                                                             2

                  ∆USnrimpt = 0.5761 – 0.0691∆nrstr20t-1 – 0.9635∆exrmt-1 – 0.01749∆nrsmr20t-1
                  t-stat =                           [-5.6585***]          [-1.4576 ]        [4.7721**]                                (11)
                                                       ns
                                        - 0.5234∆USnrimpt-1 + 0.4924εt
                                         [-7.5024***]
                                          R  = 0.9017   Adjusted R = 0.8984
                                           2
                                                             2

                  ∆JPnrimpt= -0.01957 – 0.00463∆nrstr20t-1 – 0.2841∆exrmt-1 – 0.00216∆nrsmr20t-1
                  t-stat =                             [-1.7153*]                [-8.0355***]       [2.0430**]                                (12)
                                       – 1.2035∆JPnrimpt-1 + 0.6152εt
                                          [-7.6397***]
                                                             2
                                          R  = 0.8373   Adjusted R = 0.8269
                                           2

                                                                     139 | I S I   W S C   2 0 1 9
   145   146   147   148   149   150   151   152   153   154   155