2015
DOI: 10.1007/s11135-015-0292-z
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Testing for unemployment hysteresis in Turkey: evidence from nonlinear unit root tests

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“…Some exceptions used a nonlinear approach, such as Hsi Chiung & Yi Chung (2012) for the G20 countries with no evidence of hysteresis in nine countries. The same result was also found by Güriş et al (2017) for Turkey. Therefore, we intend to further analyze unemployment dynamics through its persistence and volatility in a nonlinear regime-changing approach.…”
Section: Article Infosupporting
confidence: 87%
“…Some exceptions used a nonlinear approach, such as Hsi Chiung & Yi Chung (2012) for the G20 countries with no evidence of hysteresis in nine countries. The same result was also found by Güriş et al (2017) for Turkey. Therefore, we intend to further analyze unemployment dynamics through its persistence and volatility in a nonlinear regime-changing approach.…”
Section: Article Infosupporting
confidence: 87%
“…The study of Blanchard and Summers (1986) is at the forefront of the empirical studies on unemployment hysteresis. Apart from this study, other examined empirical studies are as follows: Brunello (1990), Neudorfer et al (1990), Jaeger and Parkinson (1994), Røed (1996), Song and Wu (1997), Arestis and Mariscal (1999), Papell et al (2000), León-Ledesma (2002), Camarero and Tamarit (2004), Camarero et al (2006), Gustavsson and Österholm (2006), Camarero et al (2008), Gomes and Da Silva (2008), Lee and Chang (2008), Lee et al (2009), Lee (2010), Chang (2011), Ayala et al (2012), Cevik and Dibooglu (2013), Lee et al (2013), Bakas and Papapetrou (2014), Cheng et al (2014), Furuoka (2014), Tiwari (2014), Jiang and Chang (2016), Akdoğan (2017), Güriş et al (2017), Meng et al (2017), Bahmani-Oskooee et al (2018), Rodriguez-Gil (2018), Yaya et al (2019), Khraief et al (2020), Omay et al (2020), Yilanci et al (2020), Omay et al (2021), Bostancı and Koç (2022), Caporale et al (2022),…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Periods and methods used in the majority of these studies examined differ, but the finding of unemployment hysteresis is valid in Turkey. Güriş, Tiftikçigil & Tıraşoğlu (2015) is the only study that uses the overall unemployment rate and reaches the natural rate finding. Sectoral unemployment rates were used in studies accessing other natural rate findings (Güloğlu & İspir, 2011;Çınar, Akay & Yılmaz, 2014).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%