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COVID-19 pandemic and cryptocurrency markets: an empirical analysis from a linear and nonlinear causal relationship
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Studies in Economics and Finance
Studies in Economics and Finance (2021) 38 (2): 454–468.
Published: 26 March 2021
... applies the linear Toda and Yamamoto and nonlinear Diks and Panchenko Granger causality test to know the causal relationship of cryptocurrencies with COVID-19 pandemic. The study also uses the Narayan and Popp endogenous two structural break tests to capture the break period of the sample. Findings...
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Can energy commodities affect energy blockchain-based cryptos?
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Studies in Economics and Finance
Studies in Economics and Finance (2019) 36 (4): 682–699.
Published: 12 July 2019
... than an autoregressive model, but higher than a random walk model. Research limitations/implications Significant structural breaks at distinct dates in the two markets reinforce that the two markets do not help to predict each other. The findings are limited by the existence of bubbles (December...
