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Impact of Energy Price Adjustments on Bangladesh Economy: A Macro-Econometric Modeling Approach

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This chapter aims to assess the impact of energy price adjustments under a macro-econometric modeling framework at the backdrop of the government’s efforts of energy price reforms in recent times. The effect of energy price changes on macroeconomic outcomes has been predicted with alternative scenarios of deregulations of domestic energy prices, particularly to the outcomes for growth, inflation, fiscal balances and external balances. The prediction has been done for the period FY2015 to FY2021 in line with the Seventh Five Year Plan period (2015–2019) and the Perspective Plan, 2021. Overall, the out of sample performance of the model seems quite good. The model initially analyzes macroeconomic data for the period 1980–2011. The sample validation and out of sample prediction imply that the model fit is good and it can be used for policy simulations through assumed shocks. The results suggest that an upward revision of energy prices will be slightly inflationary and as a result, the real gross domestic product (GDP) growth rate will fall slightly during the predicted period. However, the GDP growth and inflationary situation might improve if changes in other macroeconomic indicators take place along with energy price adjustments.

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  1. 1.

    Bangladesh’s energy sector is highly dependent on natural gas. About 57 percent (i.e. inclusive of captive power generation) of the country’s natural gas production is used in power generation. The number of consumers of electricity and the quantity of electricity consumption have increased during 1994–2008. The total number of connections has increased from 2.2 million in 1994 (i.e. electrification rate of 10 percent) to over 4.7 million by 2001 (electrification rate of over 17 percent), and the majority of new consumer connections were provided by Bangladesh Rural Electrification Board (REB). By 2008, the total number of electricity consumers had reached 10.6 million (i.e. electrification rate of over 37 percent) and the total electricity consumption grew by 181 percent over the period at a rate of 7.1 percent per annum.

  2. 2.

    The term “energy” is used to cover all commercial sources (e.g. electricity), petroleum products (e.g. octane, diesel, kerosene, furnace oil and other products) and natural gas, that the government subsidizes.

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Appendices

Appendix 1

Fig. 4.4
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Actual series and simulated series derived from dynamic simulation (1985–2011). (Source: Authors’ estimation)

Fig. 4.5
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Actual series and simulated series derived from dynamic simulation (1985–2011) (Cont.) (Source: Authors’ estimation)

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Out-of-sample predicted values from stochastic simulations (2012–2021). (Source: Authors’ estimation)

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Out-of-sample predicted values of selected indicators from stochastic simulations (2012–2021). (Source: Authors’ estimation)

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Effects of energy price changes on some key variables (percent changes from base). (Source: Authors’ estimation)

Appendix 2

Table 4.4 Variables definition of the model and units of data

Appendix 3

1.1 Regression Results Under Different Blocks

1.1.1 Macroeconomic Block

1.1.1.1 Private Consumption at Constant Price
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{c}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{PCONc}\right)=0.03892-0.3356\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{PCONc}\left(-1\right)\right)\\ [5pt] \hspace*{0.5pc} {}\kern1.5em{}-0.07153\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{PCONc}\end{array}} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{PCONc}=\kern0.5em \log \left(\mathrm{P}\mathrm{CONc}\left(-1\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.5pc} {}-0.95\ast \log \left(\mathrm{GNP}\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)-\mathrm{GTAX}\left(-1\right)/\left(\mathrm{GNP}\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{GNPc}\left(-1\right)\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.5pc} {}-0.05\ast \log \left(\left(\mathrm{DDEBT}\left(-1\right)+\mathrm{M}0\left(-1\right)+\mathrm{NFA}\left(-1\right)\right)/\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{C}\left(-1\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.5pc} {}+0.001\ast \left(\mathrm{IRD}\left(-2\right)-100\ast \mathrm{dlog}\left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{C}\left(-2\right)\right)\right)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0155215

R^2

0.353919

AR 1-2 test

F(2,23) = 0.34059 [0.7149]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,23) =0.0066794 [0.9356]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 6.6762 [0.0355]∗

hetero test

F(4,20) = 0.43762 [0.7799]

hetero-X test

F(5,19) = 0.40672 [0.8381]

RESET test

F(1,24) = 0.67548 [0.4192]

  1. Note: *, ** indicate significance at 1% or higher and below 1% level, respectively
1.1.1.2 Private Investment at Constant Price
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{PINVc}\right)=-1.678+0.4878\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{PINVc}\left(-1\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.5pc} {}+0.363\ast \Big(\log \left(\left(\mathrm{DCCB}\left(-2\right)+\mathrm{DCDMB}\left(-2\right)\right)/\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{INV}\left(-2\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.5pc} {}-\log \left(\left(\mathrm{DCCB}\left(-3\right)+\mathrm{DCDMB}\left(-3\right)\right)/\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{INV}\left(-3\right)\right)\Big)\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.5pc} {}-0.3807\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{PINVc}\end{array}} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{PINVc} = \log \left(\mathrm{P}\mathrm{INVc}\left(-1\right)\right)-\log \left(\mathrm{GNPc}\left(-1\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.5pc} {}+0.001\ast \left(\mathrm{IRL}\left(-2\right)-100\ast \mathrm{dlog}\left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{INV}\left(-2\right)\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.5pc} {}-0.85\ast \log \left(\mathrm{time}(1981)\right)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0447481

R^2

0.463892

AR 1-2 test

F(2,17) = 0.12531 [0.8830]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,17) = 0.19853 [0.6615]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 1.4364 [0.4876]

Hetero test

F(6,12) = 1.3098 [0.3244]

Hetero-X test

Not enough observations

RESET test

F(1,18) = 0.66885 [0.4241]

1.1.1.3 Private Investment at Current Price
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\mathrm{INV}\right) = \log \left(\mathrm{P}\mathrm{INV}\mathrm{c}\right)+\log \left(\mathrm{P}\mathrm{INV}\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{PINVc}\left(-1\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.5pc} {}-0.2808\ast \left(\log \left(\mathrm{P}\mathrm{INV}\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{PINVc}\left(-1\right)\right)-\log \left(\mathrm{P}\mathrm{INV}\left(-2\right)/\mathrm{PINVc}\left(-2\right)\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.3pc}\ {}+0.2077\ast \mathrm{dlog}\left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{M}\right)+0.6601\ast \log \left(\mathrm{VA}2\left(-3\right)/\mathrm{VA}2\mathrm{c}\left(-3\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.5pc} {}-\log \left(\mathrm{VA}2\left(-4\right)/\mathrm{VA}2\mathrm{c}\left(-4\right)\right)\Big)-0.1749\ast \mathrm{ifeq}(1999)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.5pc} {}-0.1899\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{PINVc}\end{array}} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{PINV} = \log \left(\mathrm{P}\mathrm{INV}\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{PINVc}\left(-1\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.0pc} {}-0.5\ast \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{M}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.5\ast \log \left(\mathrm{VA}2\left(-3\right)/\mathrm{VA}2\mathrm{c}\left(-3\right)\right)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0334281

log-likelihood

58.1777

AR 1-2 test

F(2,21) = 2.2873 [0.1263]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,21) = 0.38265 [0.5428]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 1.3126 [0.5188]

Hetero test

F(9,13) = 1.0978 [0.4259]

Hetero-X test

Not enough observations

RESET test

F(1,22) = 2.0178 [0.1695]

1.1.2 Production Block

1.1.2.1 Value Added in Agriculture Sector in Constant Prices
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{VA}1\mathrm{c}\right)=0.6802\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\right)-0.3325\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{IRRIG}\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.5pc} {}+0.2721\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{IRRIG}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.574\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{VA}1\mathrm{c}\end{array}} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{VA}1\mathrm{c}=\log \left(\mathrm{VA}1\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)-2.21093+0.142550\ast \log \left(\mathrm{VA}2\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.0pc} {}-0.842551\ast \log \left(\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.0572921\ast \log \left(\mathrm{RAIN}\left(-1\right)\right)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0166401

log-likelihood

77.1142

AR 1-2 test

F(2,22) = 0.77360 [0.4735]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,22) = 0.14526 [0.7068]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 3.4625 [0.1771]

Hetero test

F(8,15) = 0.13374 [0.9963]

Hetero-X test

F(14,9) = 0.16939 [0.9983]

RESET test

F(1,23) = 0.47500 [0.4976]

1.1.2.2 Value Added in Agriculture Sector in Current Prices
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\log \left(\mathrm{VA}1\right)=\log \left(\mathrm{VA}1\mathrm{c}\right)+\log \left(\mathrm{VA}1\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{VA}1\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.2pc} {}+0.01868+0.7142\ast \mathrm{dlog}\left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{P}\right)-0.121\ast \mathrm{ifeq}(1992)\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.2pc} {}-0.4091\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{VA}1\end{array}} $$
$$ \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{VA}1=\log \left(\mathrm{VA}1\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{VA}1\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.90\ast \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{P}\left(-1\right)\right) $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0265619

R^2

0.816459

AR 1-2 test

F(2,24) = 3.7882 [0.0372]∗

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,24) = 0.34507 [0.5624]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 1.2792 [0.5275]

Hetero test

F(5,20) = 2.4039 [0.0732]

Hetero-X test

F(6,19) = 2.0532 [0.1080]

RESET test

F(1,25) = 0.12616 [0.7254]

  1. Note: *, ** indicate significance at 1% or higher and below 1% level, respectively
1.1.2.3 Value Added in Manufacturing Sector in Constant Prices
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{VA}2\mathrm{c}\right)=0.1754+1.176\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.4pc} {}+0.1336\ast \Big(\log \left(\mathrm{Kc}\left(-1\right)\ast \left(\mathrm{VA}2\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{GDP}\left(-1\right)\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.4pc} {}-\log \left(\mathrm{Kc}\left(-2\right)\ast \left(\mathrm{VA}2\left(-2\right)/\mathrm{GDP}\left(-2\right)\right)\right)\Big)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.4pc} {}+0.05199\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{Xc}\right)+0.04261\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{Xc}\left(-3\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.4pc} {}-0.07246\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{VA}2\mathrm{c}\end{array}} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{VA}2\mathrm{c}=\log \left(\mathrm{VA}2\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.40\ast \log \left(\mathrm{Kc}\left(-1\right)\ast \left(\mathrm{VA}2\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{GDP}\left(-1\right)\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.9pc} {}-0.30\ast \log \left(\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.05\ast \log \left(\mathrm{time}(1981)\right)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0113262

R^2

0.797123

AR 1-2 test

F(2,20) = 0.062210 [0.9399]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,20) = 0.37028 [0.5497]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 1.3067 [0.5203]

Hetero test

F(10,11) = 0.44105 [0.8960]

Hetero-X test

Not enough observations

RESET test

F(1,21) = 2.7510 [0.1121]

1.1.2.4 Value Added in Manufacturing Sector in Current Prices
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{VA}2\right)=\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{VA}2\mathrm{c}\right)+0.4812\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{P}\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.0pc} {}+0.2821\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{M}\right)-0.6683\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{VA}2\end{array}} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{VA}2=\log \left(\mathrm{VA}2\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{VA}2\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.60\ast \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{P}\ \left(-1\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.7pc} {}-0.20\ast \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{M}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.26\ast \log\ \Big(\left(\mathrm{VA}3\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)/\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.7pc} {}\left(\mathrm{VA}1\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{VA}1\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)\Big)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0222731

log-likelihood

75.5262

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,26) = 0.59667 [0.4468]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 2.2523 [0.3243]

Hetero test

F(6,21) = 0.29711 [0.9314]

Hetero-X test

F(9,18) = 0.60531 [0.7768]

RESET test

F(1,27) = 1.4544 [0.2383]

1.1.2.5 Value Added in Service Sector in Constant Prices
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\right)=-0.2502+0.3651\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{ADc}\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.7pc} {}+0.2943\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{ADc}\left(-2\right)\right)-0.3582\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\end{array}} $$
$$ \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}=\log \left(\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)-\log \left(\mathrm{ADc}\left(-1\right)\right) $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0176603

R^2

0.262108

AR 1-2 test

F(2,23) = 0.65276 [0.5300]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,23) = 2.5233 [0.1258]

Normality test

Chi^2(2)= 8.7262 [0.0127]∗

Hetero test

F(6,18) = 0.97352 [0.4708]

Hetero-X test

F(9,15) = 1.5891 [0.2055]

RESET test

F(1,24) = 14.622 [0.0008]∗∗

  1. Note: *, ** indicate significance at 1% or higher and below 1% level, respectively
1.1.2.6 Value Added in Service Sector in Current Prices
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\log \left(\mathrm{VA}3\right)=\log \left(\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\right)+\log \left(\mathrm{VA}3\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)+0.02006+0.058\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.2pc} {}\ast \left(\log \left(\mathrm{VA}3\left(-3\right)/\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\left(-3\right)\right)-\log \left(\mathrm{VA}3\left(-4\right)/\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\left(-4\right)\right)\right)-0.06095\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.2pc} {}\ast \left(\log \left(\mathrm{GCON}\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{GCONc}\left(-1\right)\right)-\log \left(\mathrm{GCON}\left(-2\right)/\mathrm{GCONc}\left(-2\right)\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.2pc} {}+0.5333\ast \mathrm{dlog}\left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{C}\right)-0.3753\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{VA}2\end{array}} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{VA}2=\log \left(\mathrm{VA}3\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)-\log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{C}\left(-1\right)\right)+0.107812\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.5pc} {}\ast \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{M}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.000175127\ast \log \left(\mathrm{time}(1981)\right)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.025641

R^2

0.47869

AR 1-2 test

F(2,21) = 0.53202 [0.5951]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,21) = 1.0179 [0.3245]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 8.5870 [0.0137]∗

Hetero test

F(8,14) = 0.53672 [0.8104]

Hetero-X test

Not enough observations

RESET test

F(1,22) = 0.022487 [0.8822]

  1. Note: *, ** indicate significance at 1% or higher and below 1% level, respectively
1.1.2.7 GNP in Constant Prices
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\log \left(\mathrm{GNP}\mathrm{c}\right)=\log \left(\mathrm{GNP}\right)-\log \left(\mathrm{GNP}\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{GNPc}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.01598\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.6pc} {}-0.3451\ast \left(\log \left(\mathrm{VA}1/\mathrm{VA}1\mathrm{c}\right)-\log \left(\mathrm{VA}1\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{VA}1\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.6pc} {}-0.266\ast \left(\log \left(\mathrm{VA}2/\mathrm{VA}2\mathrm{c}\right)-\log \left(\mathrm{VA}2\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{VA}2\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.6pc} {}-0.1756\ast \left(\log \left(\mathrm{VA}3/\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\right)-\log \left(\mathrm{VA}3\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.6pc} {}+0.8726\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{GNPc}\end{array}} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{GNPc}=\log \left(\mathrm{GNP}\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{GNPc}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.277787\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.1pc} {}\ast \log \left(\mathrm{VA}1\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{VA}1\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.397247\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.1pc} {}\ast \log \left(\mathrm{VA}2\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{VA}2\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.374275\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.1pc} {}\ast \log \left(\mathrm{VA}3\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.01162

R^2

0.85793

AR 1-2 test

F(2,24) = 3.3388 [0.0526]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,24) = 0.15256 [0.6995]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 21.323 [0.0000]∗∗

Hetero test

F(8,17) = 3.8100 [0.0098]∗∗

Hetero-X test

F(14,11) = 7.0421 [0.0013]∗∗

RESET test

F(1,25) = 1.6042 [0.2170]

  1. Note: *, ** indicate significance at 1% or higher and below 1% level, respectively
1.1.2.8 Net Factor Income from Abroad
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{NFIA}\right)=0.25469\kern0.75em -0.47142\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{NFIA}\left(-2\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.5pc} {}-0.03110\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{NFIA}\end{array}} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{NFIA}=\log \left(\mathrm{NFIA}\left(-1\right)\right)+1.45\ast \log \left(\mathrm{ER}\left(-1\right)\ast \left(\mathrm{FCPI}\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{P}\left(-1\right)\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.1pc} {}-4.95\ast \log \left(\mathrm{time}(1981)\right)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.098694

R^2

0.491495

AR 1-2 test

F(2,23) = 0.27155 [0.7646]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,23) = 0.35577 [0.5567]

Normality test

Chi^2(2)= 1.9064 [0.3855]

Hetero test

F(4,20) = 0.26558 [0.8966]

Hetero-X test

F(5,19) = 0.71541 [0.6196]

RESET test

F(1,24) = 1.5517 [0.2249]

1.1.3 Government Block

1.1.3.1 Government Revenue at Current Prices
$$ \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{GREV}\right)=0.1493+0.5011\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{GTAX}\right)-0.3717\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{GREV} $$
$$ \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{GREV}=\log\ \left(\mathrm{GREV}\ \left(-1\right)\right)-\log\ \left(\mathrm{GTAX}\ \left(-1\right)\right) $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0210324

R^2

0.709137

AR 1-2 test

F(2,26) = 0.80690 [0.4571]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,26) = 1.0230 [0.3211]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 1.2843 [0.5262]

Hetero test

F(4,23) = 0.13251 [0.9688]

Hetero-X test

F(5,22) = 0.18297 [0.9661]

RESET test

F(1,27) = 0.15531 [0.6966]

1.1.3.2 Government Tax Revenue in Current Prices
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{GTAX}\right)=-0.6725+0.9238\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{GNP}\right)+0.11\ast \mathrm{ifeq}(2000)\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.1pc} {}+0.1289\ast \mathrm{ifeq}(2010)-0.2135\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{GTAX}\end{array}} $$
$$ \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{GTAX}=\log \left(\mathrm{GTAX}\left(-1\right)\right)-\log \left(\mathrm{GNP}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.20\ast \log \left(\mathrm{time}(1981)\right) $$

Diagnostic Tests:

sigma

0.044885

R^2

0.477251

AR 1-2 test

F(2,23) = 0.67129 [0.5208]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,23) = 0.47496 [0.4976]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 0.41815 [0.8113]

hetero test

F(6,18) = 3.2838 [0.0232]∗

Hetero-X test

Not enough observations

RESET test

F(1,24) = 0.12942 [0.7222]

  1. Note: *, ** indicate significance at 1% or higher and below 1% level, respectively
1.1.3.3 Government Consumption in Constant Prices via Deflator Equation
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\log \left(\mathrm{GCON}\mathrm{c}\right)=\log \left(\mathrm{GCON}\right)-\log \left(\mathrm{GCON}\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{GCONc}\left(-1\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.6pc} {}-0.5141\ast \Big(\log \left(\mathrm{GCON}\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{GCONc}\left(-1\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.6pc} {}-\log \left(\mathrm{GCON}\left(-2\right)/\mathrm{GCONc}\left(-2\right)\right)\Big)-0.3882\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.6pc} {}\ast \left(\log \left(\mathrm{VA}3/\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\right)-\log \left(\mathrm{VA}3\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.6pc} {}+0.3163\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{GCONc}\end{array}} $$
$$ \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{GCONc}=\log \left(\mathrm{GCON}\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{GCONc}\left(-1\right)\right)-\log \left(\mathrm{VA}3\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right) $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0201784

log-likelihood

73.6253

AR 1-2 test

F(2,24) = 4.8118 [0.0175]∗

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,24) = 8.3306 [0.0081]∗∗

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 6.4245 [0.0403]∗

Hetero test

F(6,19) = 1.2507 [0.3255]

Hetero-X test

F(9,16) = 1.8906 [0.1277]

RESET test

F(1,25) = 3.7072 [0.0656]

  1. Note: *, ** indicate significance at 1% or higher and below 1% level, respectively
1.1.3.4 Government Consumption in Current Prices
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{GCON}\right)=0.607\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{GREV}\left(-1\right)\right)+0.4478\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.0pc} {}\ast \Big(\log \left(\mathrm{GEXP}2\left(-3\right)/\mathrm{GREV}\left(-3\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.0pc} {}-\log \left(\mathrm{GEXP}2\left(-4\right)/\mathrm{GREV}\left(-4\right)\right)\Big)-0.06818\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{GCON}\end{array}} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathbf{E}\mathrm{CM}\_\mathrm{GCON}=\log \left(\mathrm{GCON}\left(-1\right)\right)-\log \left(\mathrm{GREV}\left(-1\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.6pc} {}+0.007\ast \log \left(\mathrm{time}(1981)\right)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0321337

log-likelihood

58.1162

AR 1-2 test

F(2,23) = 0.16220 [0.8512]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,23) = 3.7558 [0.0650]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 6.1587 [0.0460]∗

Hetero test

F(6,18) = 2.2078 [0.0901]

Hetero-X test

F(9,15) = 1.8334 [0.1438]

RESET test

F(1,24) =0.00063080 [0.9802]

  1. Note: *, ** indicate significance at 1% or higher and below 1% level, respectively
1.1.3.5 Government Revenue Expenditure in Current Prices
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{GREXP}\right)=-0.3806+3.488\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{GREV}\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.6pc} {}+2.391\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{GREV}\left(-1\right)\right)-1.05\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{GREXP}\end{array}} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{GREXP}=\log \left(\mathrm{GREXP}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.90\ast \log \left(\mathrm{GREV}\left(-1\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.2pc} {}-0.20\ast \log \left(\mathrm{time}(1981)\right)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

sigma

0.119731

R^2

0.712494

AR 1-2 test

F(2,10) = 1.8132 [0.2129]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,10) = 0.090820 [0.7693]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 1.5656 [0.4571]

hetero test

F(6,5) = 4.9169 [0.0507]

Hetero-X test

Not enough observations

RESET test

F(1,11) = 0.18669 [0.6740]

1.1.3.6 Government Development Expenditure/Public Investment in Current Prices
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{GINV}\right)=-0.09583+0.4212\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{GINV}\left(-1\right)\right)+0.7257\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.0pc} {}\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{DEBT}\right)-0.8892\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{GINV}\end{array}} $$
$$ \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{GINV}=\log \left(\mathrm{GINV}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.85\ast \log \left(\mathrm{DEBT}\left(-1\right)\right) $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.104452

R^2

0.379036

AR 1-2 test

F(2,24) = 0.10207 [0.9034]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,24) = 1.0435 [0.3172]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 5.2643 [0.0719]

Hetero test

F(6,19) = 0.81166 [0.5738]

Hetero-X test

F(9,16) = 1.0888 [0.4217]

RESET test

F(1,25) = 0.83655 [0.3691]

1.1.3.7 Domestic Debt in Current Prices
$$ \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{DDEBT}\right)=-0.30577\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{DDEBT}\left(-2\right)\right)-0.02328\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{DDEBT} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{DDEBT}=\log \left(\mathrm{DDEBT}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.86\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.0pc} {}\ast \log \left(\mathrm{FDEBT}\left(-1\right)\right)-3.50\ast \log \left(\mathrm{IRL}\left(-1\right)\right)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.461213

log-likelihood

17.0237

AR 1-2 test

F(2,24) = 0.27567 [0.7614]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,24) = 0.40827 [0.5289]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 7.8212 [0.0200]∗

Hetero test

F(4,21) = 1.5550 [0.2230]

Hetero-X test

F(5,20) = 1.1913 [0.3486]

RESET test

F(1,25) = 0.072401 [0.7901]

  1. Note: *, ** indicate significance at 1% or higher and below 1% level, respectively
1.1.3.8 Foreign Debt in Current Prices
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{FDEBT}\right)=0.2611\ast \left(\log \left(-\mathrm{cGDEF}\left(-1\right)\right)-\log \left(-\mathrm{cGDEF}\left(-2\right)\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.5pc} {}+1.094\ast \Big(\mathrm{NFA}/\left(\mathrm{DCCB}+\mathrm{DCDMB}\right)-\mathrm{NFA}\left(-1\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.5pc} {}/\left(\mathrm{DCCB}\left(-1\right)+\mathrm{DCDMB}\left(-1\right)\right)\Big)+0.6283\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.5pc} {}\ast \Big(\mathrm{NFA}\left(-2\right)/\left(\mathrm{DCCB}\left(-2\right)+\mathrm{DCDMB}\left(-2\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.5pc} {}-\mathrm{NFA}\left(-3\right)/\left(\mathrm{DCCB}\left(-3\right)+\mathrm{DCDMB}\left(-3\right)\right)\Big)\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.5pc} {}+0.9381\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{ER}\right)-0.4557\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{FDEBT}\end{array}} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{FDEBT}=\log \left(\mathrm{FDEBT}\left(-1\right)\right)-4.13062-0.358651\ast \log \left(-\mathrm{cGDEF}\left(-1\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.0pc} {}-0.748811\ast \log \left(\mathrm{ER}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.998,947\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.0pc} {}\ast \left(\mathrm{NFA}\left(-2\right)/\left(\mathrm{DCCB}\left(-2\right)+\mathrm{DCDMB}\left(-2\right)\right)\right)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.04332

log-likelihood

50.9196

AR 1-2 test

F(2,21) = 1.1516 [0.3353]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,21) = 0.014222 [0.9062]

Normality test

Chi^2(2)= 0.82357 [0.6625]

hetero test

F(10,12) = 0.31343 [0.9623]

Hetero-X test

Not enough observations

RESET test

F(1,22) =0.0032061 [0.9554]

1.1.4 Trade Block

1.1.4.1 Exports in Constant Prices
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{Xc}\right)=0.218-0.738\ast \Big(\log \left(\mathrm{ER}\left(-3\right)\ast \left(\mathrm{FCPI}\left(-3\right)/\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{P}\left(-3\right)\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.4pc} {}-\log \left(\mathrm{ER}\left(-4\right)\ast \left(\mathrm{FCPI}\left(-4\right)/\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{P}\left(-4\right)\right)\right)\Big)1.53\ast \\[5pt] \hspace*{4.4pc} {}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{FGDPc}\left(-2\right)\right)-0.21\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{Xc}\end{array}} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{Xc}=\log \left(\mathrm{Xc}\left(-1\right)\right)-1.18773\ast \log \left(\mathrm{ER}\left(-1\right)\ast \left(\mathrm{FCPI}\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{P}\left(-1\right)\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.0pc} {}-0.314626\ast \log \left(\mathrm{FGDPc}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.427229\ast \log \left(\mathrm{time}(1981)\right)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0875171

R^2

0.444844

AR 1-2 test

F(2,21) = 0.42347 [0.6602]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,21) = 0.088985 [0.7684]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 5.4857 [0.0644]

Hetero test

F(6,16) = 0.61355 [0.7165]

Hetero-X test

F(9,13) = 0.60779 [0.7705]

RESET test

F(1,22) = 0.016296 [0.8996]

1.1.4.2 Imports in Constant Prices
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{Mc}\right)=0.07807+0.3333\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{Mc}\left(-2\right)\right)+0.8252\ast \mathrm{dlog}\left(\mathrm{Xc}\right)+0.3675\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.6pc} {}\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{Xc}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.3387\ast \mathrm{dlog}\left(\mathrm{Xc}\left(-2\right)\right)-0.339\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.6pc} {}\ast \left(\log \left(\mathrm{ER}\ast \left(\mathrm{FCPI}/\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{P}\right)\right)-\log \left(\mathrm{ER}\left(-1\right)\ast \left(\mathrm{FCPI}\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{P}\left(-1\right)\right)\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.2pc}\ {}+0.6117\ast \Big(\log \left(\mathrm{ER}\left(-3\right)\ast \left(\mathrm{FCPI}\left(-3\right)/\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{P}\left(-3\right)\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.5pc} {}-\log \left(\mathrm{ER}\left(-4\right)\ast \left(\mathrm{FCPI}\left(-4\right)/\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{P}\left(-4\right)\right)\right)\Big)-0.7889\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{Mc}\end{array}} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{Mc}=\log \left(\mathrm{Mc}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.50\ast \log \left(\mathrm{PCONc}\left(-1\right)+\mathrm{GCONc}\left(-1\right)+\mathrm{PINVc}\left(-1\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.0pc} {}-0.50\ast \log \left(\mathrm{Xc}\left(-1\right)\right)+0.24\ast \log \left(\mathrm{ER}\left(-1\right)\ast \left(\mathrm{FCPI}\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{P}\left(-1\right)\right)\right)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0590461

R^2

0.837801

AR 1-2 test

F(2,18) = 0.56582 [0.5777]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,18) = 0.61494 [0.4431]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 1.9212 [0.3827]

Hetero test

F(14,5) = 0.58687 [0.8016]

Hetero-X test

Not enough observations

RESET test

F(1,19) = 0.29780 [0.5916]

1.1.4.3 Current Account Balances in Current Prices
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \left(\mathrm{CAB}\right)=-1432-0.3742\ast \Delta \left(\mathrm{CAB}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.8206\ast \Big(\mathrm{X}\left(-2\right)-\mathrm{M}\left(-2\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.2pc} {}-\mathrm{X}\left(-3\right)+\mathrm{M}\left(-3\right)\Big)-0.9523\ast \left(\mathrm{X}\left(-3\right)-\mathrm{M}\left(-3\right)-\mathrm{X}\left(-4\right)+\mathrm{M}\left(-4\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.2pc} {}-0.3758\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{CAB}\end{array}} $$
$$ \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{CAB}=\mathrm{CAB}\left(-1\right)+1656+0.17\ast \left(\mathrm{X}\left(-1\right)-\mathrm{M}\left(-1\right)\right) $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

2256.73

R^2

0.821872

AR 1-2 test

F(2,21) = 0.034961 [0.9657]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,21) =0.00063578 [0.9801]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 2.3322 [0.3116]

Hetero test

F(8,14) = 0.43740 [0.8792]

Hetero-X test

Not enough observations

RESET test

F(1,22) = 0.11957 [0.7328]

1.1.5 Money Block

1.1.5.1 Money in Circulation
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{M}0\right)=-0.4268\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{M}0\left(-2\right)\right)+0.7671\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{M}1\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.8pc} {}+0.2727\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{M}1\left(-2\right)\right)-0.1009\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{M}0\end{array}} $$
$$ \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{M}0=\Big(\log \left(\mathrm{M}0\left(-1\right)\right)-\log \left(\mathrm{M}1\left(-1\right)\right) $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0361518

log-likelihood

55.3886

AR 1-2 test

F(2,22) = 0.40415 [0.6724]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,22) = 0.17126 [0.6830]

Normality test

Chi^2(2)= 4.9178 [0.0855]

Hetero test

F(8,15) = 1.1826 [0.3705]

Hetero-X test

F(14,9) = 1.3256 [0.3421]

RESET test

F(1,23) = 5.6891 [0.0257]∗

  1. Note: *, ** indicate significance at 1% or higher and below 1% level, respectively
1.1.5.2 Narrow Money
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{M}1\right)=\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{C}\right)-0.7956-0.2771\ast \left(\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{M}1\left(-3\right)\right)-\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{C}\left(-3\right)\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.8pc} {}+1.365\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{ADc}\left(-2\right)\right)-0.2475\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{M}1\end{array}} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{M}1=\log \left(\mathrm{M}1\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{C}\left(-1\right)\right)-\log \left(\mathrm{ADc}\left(-1\right)\right)+0.008\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.3pc} {}\ast \left(\mathrm{IRL}\left(-1\right)-100\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{C}\left(-1\right)\right)\right)-0.30\ast \log \left(\mathrm{time}(1981)\right)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0662882

R^2

0.404229

AR 1-2 test

F(2,22) = 1.0763 [0.3581]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,22) = 0.53500 [0.4722]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 2.9824 [0.2251]

Hetero test

F(6,17) = 0.68394 [0.6651]

Hetero-X test

F(9,14) = 2.9895 [0.0326]∗

RESET test

F(1,23) = 11.561 [0.0025]∗∗

  1. Note: *, ** indicate significance at 1% or higher and below 1% level, respectively
1.1.5.3 Broad Money
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{M}2\right)=+0.2416\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{M}2\left(-1\right)\right)+0.574\ast \Big(\log \left(\mathrm{DCCB}+\mathrm{DCDMB}+\mathrm{NFA}\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.8pc} {}-\log \left(\mathrm{DCCB}\left(-1\right)+\mathrm{DCDMB}\left(-1\right)+\mathrm{NFA}\left(-1\right)\right)\Big)-0.1783\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{M}2\end{array}} $$
$$ \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{M}2=\log \left(\mathrm{M}2\left(-1\right)\right)-\log \left(\mathrm{DCCB}\left(-1\right)+\mathrm{DCDMB}\left(-1\right)+\mathrm{NFA}\left(-1\right)\right) $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0361319

log-likelihood

58.6296

AR 1-2 test

F(2,25) = 9.9780 [0.0007]∗∗

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,25) = 24.204 [0.0000]∗∗

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 8.5917 [0.0136]∗

Hetero test

F(6,20) = 3.7812 [0.0111]∗

Hetero-X test

F(9,17) = 2.5962 [0.0432]∗

RESET test

F(1,26) = 0.62176 [0.4375]

  1. Note: *, ** indicate significance at 1% or higher and below 1% level, respectively
1.1.5.4 Net Foreign Asset
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \left(\mathrm{NFA}\right)=\Delta \left(\mathrm{NFA}\left(-1\right)\right)+1061+0.7546\ast \Delta \left(\mathrm{CAB}\right)-0.4242\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.0pc} {}\ast \Delta \left(\mathrm{CAB}\left(-2\right)\right)-0.6238\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{NFA}\end{array}} $$
$$ \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{NFA}=\Delta \left(\mathrm{NFA}\left(-1\right)\right)-\mathrm{CAB}\left(-1\right) $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

1548.26

R^2

0.897147

AR 1-2 test

F(2,22) = 0.43728 [0.6513]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,22) = 3.3356 [0.0814]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 0.38018 [0.8269]

Hetero test

F(6,17) = 3.9846 [0.0113]∗

Hetero-X test

F(9,14) = 4.2894 [0.0076]∗∗

RESET test

F(1,23) = 25.473 [0.0000]∗∗

  1. Note: *, ** indicate significance at 1% or higher and below 1% level, respectively
1.1.5.5 Domestic Credit of Central Bank
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{DCCB}\right)=0.1453+0.9768\ast \Big(\log \left(\Delta \left(\mathrm{DDEBT}\right)+50,000\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.8pc} {}-\log \left(\Delta \left(\mathrm{DDEBT}\left(-1\right)\right)+50,000\right)\Big)-0.1238\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{DCCB}\end{array}} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{DCCB}=\log \left(\mathrm{DCCB}\left(-1\right)\right)+22-2.52\ast \log \left(\Delta \left(\mathrm{DEBT}\left(-1\right)\right)+50,000\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.5pc} {}-1.22\ast \log \left(\mathrm{time}(1981)\right)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.204798

R^2

0.236123

AR 1-2 test

F(2,25) = 0.065650 [0.9366]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,25) = 0.11489 [0.7375]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 2.8479 [0.2408]

Hetero test

F(4,22) = 2.3240 [0.0884]

Hetero-X test

F(5,21) = 1.7748 [0.1618]

RESET test

F(1,26) = 3.0232 [0.0939]

1.1.5.6 Domestic Credit of Deposit Money Banks
$$ \Delta\ \log \left(\mathrm{DCDMB}\right)=1.209\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{INV}\right)-0.2178\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{DCDMB} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{DCDMB}=\log \left(\mathrm{DCDMB}\left(-1\right)\right)+2.10-1.23\ast \log \left(\mathrm{INV}\left(-1\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.2pc} {}+0.001\ast \left(\mathrm{IRL}\left(-1\right)-100\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{C}\left(-1\right)\right)\right)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0353202

log-likelihood

52.9967

AR 1-2 test

F(2,23) = 0.23524 [0.7923]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,23) = 0.047610 [0.8292]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 6.2479 [0.0440]∗

Hetero test

F(4,20) = 1.9279 [0.1450]

Hetero-X test

F(5,19) = 1.7251 [0.1773]

RESET test

F(1,24) = 2.2865 [0.1436]

  1. Note: *, ** indicate significance at 1% or higher and below 1% level, respectively
1.1.5.7 Deposit Rate
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \left(\mathrm{IRD}\right)=+0.5785\ast \Delta \left(\mathrm{BR}\right)+0.09656\ast \Delta \left(\mathrm{ER}\right)-0.09438\ast \Delta \left(\mathrm{ER}\left(-3\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.0pc} {}-0.5344\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{IRD}\end{array}} $$
$$ \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{IRD}=\mathrm{IRD}\left(-1\right)+2.52-0.82\ast \mathrm{BR}\left(-1\right)-0.08\ast \mathrm{ER}\left(-1\right) $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.380562

AR 1-2 test

F(2,20) = 0.037920 [0.9629]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,20) = 1.0457 [0.3187]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 1.9972 [0.3684]

Hetero test

F(8,13) = 0.43143 [0.8818]

Hetero-X test

F(14,7) = 0.18466 [0.9964]

RESET test

F(1,21) = 0.13951 [0.7125]

1.1.5.8 Lending Rate
$$ \Delta \left(\mathrm{IRL}\right)=0.7863\ast \Delta \left(\mathrm{IRD}\right)-0.2139\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{IRL} $$
$$ \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{IRL}=\mathrm{IRL}\left(-1\right)-11-0.70\ast \mathrm{IRD}\left(-1\right)+0.28\ast \log \left(\mathrm{DDEBT}\left(-1\right)\right) $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.427457

AR 1-2 test

F(2,23) = 0.92255 [0.4117]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,23) = 0.019697 [0.8896]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 7.9926 [0.0184]∗

Hetero test

F(4,20) = 2.0860 [0.1207]

Hetero-X test

F(5,19) = 1.7556 [0.1704]

RESET test

F(1,24) = 1.2794 [0.2692]

  1. Note: *, ** indicate significance at 1% or higher and below 1% level, respectively

1.1.6 Price Block

1.1.6.1 GDP Deflator
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{GDP}\right)=0.4667\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{GDP}\left(-1\right)\right)+0.1885\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{GDP}\left(-3\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.9pc} {}\kern0.5em +0.6552\ast \Big(\log \left(\left(\mathrm{P}\mathrm{CON}+\mathrm{GCON}+\mathrm{INV}\right)/\left(\mathrm{P}\mathrm{CON}\mathrm{c}+\mathrm{GCON}\mathrm{c}+\mathrm{INV}\mathrm{c}\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.3pc} {}-\log \left(\mathrm{P}\mathrm{CON}\left(-1\right)+\mathrm{GCON}\left(-1\right)+\mathrm{INV}\left(-1\right)\right)\Big)/\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.8pc} {}\kern0.75em \left(\mathrm{P}\mathrm{CON}\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)+\mathrm{GCON}\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)+\mathrm{INV}\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.0pc} {}\kern0.5em -0.3345\ast \left(\log \right(\left(\mathrm{P}\mathrm{CON}\left(-1\right)+\mathrm{GCON}\left(-1\right)+\mathrm{INV}\left(-1\right)\right)/\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.8pc} {}\kern0.75em \left(\mathrm{P}\mathrm{CON}\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)+\mathrm{GCON}\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)+\mathrm{INV}\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)\Big)\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.3pc} {}-\log \Big(\left(\mathrm{P}\mathrm{CON}\left(-2\right)+\mathrm{GCON}\left(-2\right)+\mathrm{INV}\left(-2\right)\right)/\\[5pt] \hspace*{6.1pc} {}\kern0.5em \left(\mathrm{P}\mathrm{CON}\mathrm{c}\left(-2\right)+\mathrm{GCON}\mathrm{c}\left(-2\right)+\mathrm{INV}\mathrm{c}\left(-2\right)\right)\Big)\kern0.1em -0.3353\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{GDP}\end{array}} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{GDP}=\log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{GDP}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.91\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.8pc} {}\ast \log \Big(\left(\mathrm{P}\mathrm{CON}\left(-1\right)+\mathrm{GCON}\left(-1\right)+\mathrm{INV}\left(-1\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.8pc} {}/\left(\mathrm{P}\mathrm{CON}\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)+\mathrm{GCON}\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)+\mathrm{INV}\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)\Big)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.00875871

log-likelihood

92.3715

AR 1-2 test

F(2,20) = 0.045236 [0.9559]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,20) = 1.0296 [0.3224]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 0.83493 [0.6587]

Hetero test

F(10,11) = 1.0692 [0.4539]

Hetero-X test

Not enough observations

RESET test

F(1,21) = 1.1421 [0.2973]

1.1.6.2 Consumer Price Index
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{C}\right)=0.03688+0.3802\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{P}\right)+0.1699\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{M}\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.0pc} {}+0.1917\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{M}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.3982\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{C}\end{array}} $$

ECM _ P _ C =  log (P _ C(−1)) − 0.33 ∗  log (P _ P(−1)) − 0.18 ∗  log (P _ M(−1)) − 0.26 ∗  log (M2(−1)/GDPc(−1)) − 0.03 ∗  log (GPW2(−1)) − 0.04 ∗  log (FPW2(−1)) − 0.06 ∗  log (EPW2(−1))

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0177119

R^2

0.658657

AR 1-2 test

F(2,20) = 0.22329 [0.8019]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,20) = 0.37002 [0.5498]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 2.0840 [0.3528]

Hetero test

F(8,13) = 0.75906 [0.6432]

Hetero-X test

Not enough observations

RESET test

F(1,21) = 2.6695 [0.1172]

1.1.6.3 Producer Price Index
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{P}\right)=0.364239\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{P}\left(-1\right)\right)+0.321486\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{P}\left(-3\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.0pc} {}+0.229704\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{M}\left(-2\right)\right)-0.214906\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{P}\end{array}} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{P}=\log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{P}\left(-1\right)\right)+1.20-0.46\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.5pc} {}\ast \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{M}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.25\ast \log \left(\mathrm{GPW}2\left(-1\right)\right)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0354513

log-likelihood

55.9365

AR 1-2 test

F(2,22) = 1.3451 [0.2811]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,22) = 0.37581 [0.5461]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 5.2604 [0.0721]

Hetero test

F(8,15) = 0.65827 [0.7194]

Hetero-X test

F(14,9) = 0.77607 [0.6765]

RESET test

F(1,23) = 0.18601 [0.6703]

1.1.6.4 Investment Deflator
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{INV}\right)=0.4952\ast \left(\log \left(\mathrm{VA}3\left(-2\right)/\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\left(-2\right)\right)-\log \left(\mathrm{VA}3\left(-3\right)/\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\left(-3\right)\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.9pc} {}-0.1624\ast \mathrm{ifeq}(1999)-0.4997\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{INV}\end{array}} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{INV}=\log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{INV}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.60\ast \log \left(\mathrm{VA}2\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{VA}2\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.5pc} {}-0.35\ast \log \left(\mathrm{VA}3\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{VA}3\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.001\ast \mathrm{IRL}\left(-2\right)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0282803

log-likelihood

63.8363

AR 1-2 test

F(2,24) = 0.32778 [0.7237]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,24) = 0.068873 [0.7952]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 0.45551 [0.7963]

Hetero test

F(5,20) = 0.68335 [0.6414]

Hetero-X test

F(6,19) = 0.54284 [0.7693]

RESET test

F(1,25) = 2.3988 [0.1340]

1.1.6.5 Export Deflator
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{X}\right)=-0.219\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{X}\left(-1\right)\right)+0.4864\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.2pc} {}\ast \left(\log \left(\mathrm{VA}2\left(-3\right)/\mathrm{VA}2\mathrm{c}\left(-3\right)\right)-\log \left(\mathrm{VA}2\left(-4\right)/\mathrm{VA}2\mathrm{c}\left(-4\right)\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{5.2pc} {}+0.4109\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{M}\right)-0.2565\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{X}\end{array}} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{X}=\log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{X}\left(-1\right)\right)-0.5\ast \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{M}\left(-1\right)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.4pc} {}-0.5\ast \log \left(\mathrm{VA}2\left(-1\right)/\mathrm{VA}2\mathrm{c}\left(-1\right)\right)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0246245

log-likelihood

66.1403

AR 1-2 test

F(2,22) = 0.40800 [0.6699]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,22) = 0.025071 [0.8756]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 7.7422 [0.0208]∗

Hetero test

F(8,15) = 1.0970 [0.4166]

Hetero-X test

F(14,9) = 3.7995 [0.0250]∗

RESET test

F(1,23) = 1.9806 [0.1727]

  1. Note: *, ** indicate significance at 1% or higher and below 1% level, respectively
1.1.6.6 Import Deflator
$$ \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{M}\right)=0.0191048+0.767812\ast \Delta \log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{X}\right)-0.136711\ast \mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{M} $$
$$ {\displaystyle \begin{array}{l}\mathrm{ECM}\_\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{M}=\log \left(\mathrm{P}\_\mathrm{M}\left(-1\right)\right)+4.34921+0.261571\ast \log \left(\mathrm{time}(1981)\right)\\[5pt] \hspace*{4.7pc} {}-0.673132\ast \log \left(\mathrm{FCPI}\left(-1\right)\right)-1.37486\ast \log \left(\mathrm{ER}\left(-1\right)\right)\end{array}} $$

Diagnostic Tests:

Sigma

0.0311255

R^2

0.598272

AR 1-2 test

F(2,26) = 0.051444 [0.9500]

ARCH 1-1 test

F(1,26) = 0.30609 [0.5848]

Normality test

Chi^2(2) = 6.3204 [0.0424]∗

Hetero test

F(4,23) = 2.9677 [0.0410]∗

Hetero-X test

F(5,22) = 5.8836 [0.0013]∗∗

RESET test

F(1,27) = 0.86269 [0.3612]

  1. Note: *, ** indicate significance at 1% or higher and below 1% level, respectively

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Hossain, M., Rahman, M., Rahman, M.A. (2020). Impact of Energy Price Adjustments on Bangladesh Economy: A Macro-Econometric Modeling Approach. In: Hossain, M. (eds) Bangladesh's Macroeconomic Policy. Palgrave Macmillan, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-1244-5_4

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