2017
DOI: 10.17065/huniibf.303303
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Fi̇sher Hi̇potezi̇'ni̇n Panel Veri̇ Anali̇zi̇ İle Test Edi̇lmesi̇: Oecd Ülkeleri̇ Uygulamasi

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“…The CADF test developed by Pesaran (2007) was developed from a cross-sectional point of view, the data analyses under horizontal cross-sectional dependence give reliable results, while both T>N and de N>T. Another feature of this test is that it is a heterogeneous test. The Pesaran CADF panel unit root test is based on the model given below (Küçükaksoy and Akalin, 2017). In case there is no correlation, the panel data model is like in Formula 4.…”
Section: Homogeneity Testmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The CADF test developed by Pesaran (2007) was developed from a cross-sectional point of view, the data analyses under horizontal cross-sectional dependence give reliable results, while both T>N and de N>T. Another feature of this test is that it is a heterogeneous test. The Pesaran CADF panel unit root test is based on the model given below (Küçükaksoy and Akalin, 2017). In case there is no correlation, the panel data model is like in Formula 4.…”
Section: Homogeneity Testmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The findings show that long-term interest rates are affected by monetary policy and the weak version of Fisher effect is weakly valid. Küçükaksoy and Akalın (2017) tested the validity of the Fisher hypothesis for OECD countries using dynamic panel data analysis for the period of 1995:Q1-2014:Q4. They provide evidence in favor of the Fisher hypothesis.…”
Section: Testing the Validity Of Fisher Hypothesis In Oecd Countriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The existing literature working on Fisher hypothesis in Turkey, Aksoy and Kutan (2003); Turgutlu (2004); Kadılar and Şimşek (2006); Gül and Açıkalın, (2008); İncekara et al ( 2012) Köse et al (2012); Mercan (2013); Omay et al (2016); Küçükaksoy and Akalın (2017) obtained findings supporting the Fisher hypothesis, Çakmak et al (2002); Yılancı (2009); Bayat, (2011) obtained that interest rates are unaffected by inflation. In addition, studies in which the Neo-Fisher effect is tested for the Turkish economy, Tayyar (2019) for the period 2002:1-2014:5 by using Toda-Yamamoto causality analysis and Sümer (2020) for the period 2010:5-2019:12 by…”
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confidence: 99%