Table 4.

Results from unit root test with exogenous break

Model AModel BModel C
Panel A: September 1992ADF(λ)pADF(λ)pADF(λ)p
Greece−3.04812−3.08112−2.47112
Ireland−2.5623−3.4383−3.4923
Italy−2.04911−2.69011−2.84311
Portugal−1.83510−1.89410−1.67010
Spain−1.8267−3.563*9−4.139*9
Panel B: January 1999      
Greece−2.31612−2.50912−2.20612
Ireland−2.9793−3.0313−2.9753
Italy−2.53311−2.48411−2.52911
Portugal−1.99810−2.13610−2.13810
Spain−2.9859−3.2229−3.2439
Panel C: January 2009      
Greece−1.11112−2.16112−2.61312
Ireland−2.893*3−2.891*3−2.9193
Italy−1.39311−2.39711−2.32711
Portugal−1.46610−2.13610−2.14510
Spain−2.596*9−3.295*9−3.3659

Notes:

The optimal lag(s), p, were determined by the t-stat significance of the last lagged dependent variable at the 10% significance level by setting the maximum number of lags to 12. λ is breakpoint (λ=TB/T) λ is 0.4 for September 1992, 0.6 for January 1999, and 0.8 for January 2009 that corresponding critical values are available in Perron (1990). *** (1%), ** (5%) and * (10%)

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