A5035076770- Monetary Policy and Economic Impact
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- Corporate Finance and Governance
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Feng Chia University
2016-2025
National Taichung University of Science and Technology
2022-2024
Bridge University
2003-2023
Asia University
2022-2023
Wuchang University of Technology
2023
Teesside University
2023
CTBC Business School
2019-2022
Zhejiang Gongshang University
2022
Hubei University Of Economics
2016-2019
Hubei University
2018
This article applies a bootstrap rolling-window causality test to assess the causal relationship between economic policy uncertainty (EPU) and stock returns in China India. Empirical literature examining two time series may suffer from inaccurate results when underlying full-sample have structural changes. However, approach enables us identify possible time-varying causalities based on sub-sample data. Using twenty-four-months rolling window over period 1995:02 2013:02 2003:02–2013:02 India,...
This paper investigates how oil price (OP) influences the prospects of green bonds by utilising quantile-onquantile (QQ) method and researching interactions between OP bond index (GBI) from 2011:M1 to 2021:M11. We find that impacts on GBI are positive in short run. The effects indicate high can promote development market, indicating be considered an asset avoid shocks. However, medium long term, there is a negative impact due oversupply market increase energy industry profits. These results...
The current study employs a Granger causality test within Quantile approach investigating CO2 emission determinants in China. Results show urbanization, financial development and openness to trade are leading of emissions These results highlight climate change issues while taking advantage new methodology fill gap the literature. Our findings key implications for PRC government policy related pollutant reduction policy.
This paper proposes a new model to study carbon emission issues in seven emerging (E7) economies (China, Mexico, Turkey, Russia, Brazil, Indonesia and India). It employs weighted Quantum Spherical fuzzy DEMATEL with golden cut using 18 years data, which was ranked for evaluation via TOPSIS method. The data includes macroeconomic variables the period from 2003 2020. Paper observes that (i) CO2 emissions fossil fuels is most significant factor distressing problem of E7 economies. suggests...
Abstract The present study empirically examined five different versions of Wagner's law by employing annual time-series data on six countries over the period 1951–1996. Three are part emerging industrialized Asia (South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand) and three (Japan, USA, United Kingdom). analysis is an advance previous work in two ways: first, stationarity propertities order integration investigated using Augmented Dickey-Fuller (ADF) Kwiatkowski et al. (Journal Econometrics, 1, 1992) (KPSS),...
Abstract In this study, a cointegration analysis and vector autoregressive model (VAR) are used to examine the causal relationships among energy consumption, employment, output for Taiwan over period January 1982 November 1997. Johansen (1988) Juselius (1990) test result indicates these three variables cointegrated with one cointegrating vector. The results from Granger causality tests based on error-correction models (VECM) suggest bidirectional Grange employment-output employment-energy...
This paper examines the relationship between financial development and economic growth in Taiwan from 1962 to 1998. Using a four-variable VAR model, competing hypotheses of demand-following versus supply-leading are empirically tested. The results Granger causality tests based on vector error-correction models (VECM) suggest unidirectional running (measured as ratio M2 GDP) growth. result supports hypothesis for Taiwan. finding highlights importance Taiwan's recent
This study applies the bootstrap panel Granger causality test to whether insurance activity promotes economic growth, using data from 10 OECD countries over period of 1979–2006. Empirical results indicate that one-way running all activities growth for France, Japan, Netherlands, Switzerland, and UK, causes in Canada (for life insurance), Italy total insurance) USA non-life insurance). There is a two-way between USA, while no found Belgium Sweden Our also confirm finding Ward Zurbruegg [Does...
This study revisits the causal relationship between military spending and economic growth in 10 Middle East countries via a panel causality analysis that accounts for cross-sectional dependence heterogeneity across countries. Our results indicate unidirectional from to Turkey; one-way Egypt, Kuwait, Lebanon, Syria; bidirectional Israel; no either direction Jordan, Oman, Saudi Arabia. The empirical evidence does not provide consistent regarding defense expenditure these