Asymmetric coefficient estimates
| Dep. var: lnGDP | Coefficient | t-statistics | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| −0.703*** | −3.148 (0.014) | |||
| −0.004 | −0.369 (0.722) | |||
| 0.025 | 1.695 (0.129) | |||
| −0.120* | −1.970 (0.084) | |||
| −0.155** | −2.838 (0.022) | |||
| 0.158** | 2.707 (0.027) | |||
| −0.166** | −3.316 (0.011) | |||
| C | 13.119** | 2.744 (0.025) | ||
| 0.279 | 1.371 (0.208) | |||
| 0.004 | 0.849 (0.421) | |||
| L1 | −0.009 | −1.119 (0.296) | ||
| −0.028** | −2.612 (0.031) | |||
| L1 | −0.027** | −2.682 (0.028) | ||
| −0.084* | −1.883 (0.097) | |||
| 0.096*** | 3.258 (0.012) | |||
| L1 | 0.125** | 2.701 (0.027) | ||
| 0.170*** | 4.476 (0.002) | |||
| L1 | −0.053* | −2.280 (0.052) | ||
| −0.174*** | −5.739 (0.000) | |||
| L1 | 0.087* | 2.146 (0.064) | ||
| Diagnostic tests | ||||
| 0.96 | 15.965 (0.316) | |||
| 0.041 (0.840) | 2.566 (0.277) | |||
| Dep. var: lnGDP | Coefficient | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| −0.703*** | −3.148 (0.014) | |||
| −0.004 | −0.369 (0.722) | |||
| 0.025 | 1.695 (0.129) | |||
| −0.120* | −1.970 (0.084) | |||
| −0.155** | −2.838 (0.022) | |||
| 0.158** | 2.707 (0.027) | |||
| −0.166** | −3.316 (0.011) | |||
| C | 13.119** | 2.744 (0.025) | ||
| 0.279 | 1.371 (0.208) | |||
| 0.004 | 0.849 (0.421) | |||
| L1 | −0.009 | −1.119 (0.296) | ||
| −0.028** | −2.612 (0.031) | |||
| L1 | −0.027** | −2.682 (0.028) | ||
| −0.084* | −1.883 (0.097) | |||
| 0.096*** | 3.258 (0.012) | |||
| L1 | 0.125** | 2.701 (0.027) | ||
| 0.170*** | 4.476 (0.002) | |||
| L1 | −0.053* | −2.280 (0.052) | ||
| −0.174*** | −5.739 (0.000) | |||
| L1 | 0.087* | 2.146 (0.064) | ||
| 0.96 | 15.965 (0.316) | |||
| 0.041 (0.840) | 2.566 (0.277) | |||
Note(s): (+) and (−) denote the positive and negative partial sums of the NARDL model, and the p-values are in parenthesis. Diagnostic tests in the model are conducted using for serial correlation, for heteroscedasticity and for normality. The null hypothesis underlying the residual diagnostic tests are as follows: no serial correlation, homoscedasticity and . *, ** and *** denote statistical significance at the 10, 5 and 1% level, respectively. The estimation of the NARDL model is based on an automatic ARDL framework constructed using optimally chosen SIC- and AIC-based lags