Table 1.

Summary statistics and traditional unit root analysis results

VariablesMeanMedianMaximumMinimumSDSkewnessKurtosisJarque-BeraADF testPP test
byiet4.544.635.223.700.39−0.271.9416.15 (0.00)−1.85 [3]−1.64 [2]
Δbyiet−0.004−0.0070.19−0.370.06−0.587.54247.02 (0.00)−8.54 [2]−13.05 [3]
geput4.674.645.743.930.40.422.5810 (0.01)−2.16 [3]−3.05 [9]
Δgeput0.004−0.0030.76−0.550.180.574.8352.785 (0.00)−8.18 [7]−24.73 [29]
oprit4.234.335.262.780.59−0.462.2615.66 (0.00)−1.87 [1]−1.64 [2]
Δoprit0.0030.0160.21−0.330.08−0.704.2239.18 (0.00)−12.5 0−12.4 [5]

Notes:

The number of lags in the augmented Dickey–Fuller (ADF) test (in brackets) is imposed by the Akaike information criterion (AIC), while the bandwidth for the Philips–Perron (PP) test is suggested automatically by the Newey–West bandwidth (in brackets), using the Bartlett kernel spectral estimation method. The 1%, 5% and 10% critical values for the ADF and PP tests with an intercept term are −3.47, −2.88 and −2.58, respectively. p-values of the Jarque-Bera are in parentheses

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