Iranian inflation: peristence and structural breaks

Gil-Alana, Luís A.; Dadgar, Yadollah; Nazari, Rouhollah

doi:10.1007/s12197-018-9446-x

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“…54 Inflation sustainability is a fundamental feature of Iran’s economy. 55 In inflation conditions, some population groups with fixed incomes lose their purchasing power and become poorer. The persistence of these conditions, especially in developing countries like Iran, will increase income inequality.…”

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The Projection of Iran’s Healthcare Expenditures By 2030: Evidence of a Time-Series Analysis

Jahanmehr

Noferesti

Damiri

et al. 2022

Int J Health Policy Manag

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Background: The projection of levels and composition of financial resources for the Healthcare expenditure (HCE) and relevant trends can provide a basis for future health financing reforms. This study aimed to project Iran’s healthcare expenditures by the sources of funds until 2030. Methods: The structural macro-econometric modeling in the Eviews 9 software was employed to simulate and project Iran’s (HCE) by the sources of funds (Government (GHCE), Social Security Organization (SOHCE), Out-of-Pocket Payments (OOP), and Prepaid Private Health Spending (PPHCE)). The behavioral equations were estimated by Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) approach. Results: If there is a 5%-increase in Iran’s oil revenues, the mean growth rate of GDP is about 2% until 2030. By this scenario, the Total HCE(THCE), GHCE, SOHCE, OOP, and PPHCE increases about 30.5%, 25.9%, 34.4%, 31.2%, and 33.9%, respectively. Therefore, the THCE as a percentage of the GDP(Gross Domestic Product)) will increase from 9.6% in 2016 to 10.7% in 2030. It is predicted that Iran’s THCE will cover 22.2%, 23.3%, 40%, and 14.5% by the government, Social Security Organization, households OOP, and other private sources, respectively, in 2030. Conclusion: Until 2030, Iran’s health expenditures will grow faster than the GDP, government revenues, and non-health spending. Despite the increase in GHCE and total government expenditure, the share of the GHCE from THCE has a decreasing trend. OOP payments remain among the major sources of financing for Iran’s HCE.

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The Projection of Iran’s Healthcare Expenditures By 2030: Evidence of a Time-Series Analysis

Jahanmehr

Noferesti

Damiri

et al. 2022

Int J Health Policy Manag

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Structural breaks, Twitter, and the stock liquidity of internet Dot-com company: Evidence from US companies

Osabuohien-Irabor

2021

EurJ Appl Econ

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The goal of this paper is to explore relationship between Twitter and stock liquidity of some large US internet Dot-com companies in the presence of unknown structural breaks for the period from September 2019 to April 2020. Using the Andrews-Ploberger and Andrews-Quandt structural break models, we identify the major structural breakpoints in the stock liquidity and find that most of these structural changes are significantly perceived. When we examined the sub periods as well as the full sample, Tweets and likes from most numbers of companies were found not to have links with stock liquidity. These results provide crucial insight into portfolio strategy to both international and local investors.

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Iranian inflation: peristence and structural breaks

Cited by 2 publications

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The Projection of Iran’s Healthcare Expenditures By 2030: Evidence of a Time-Series Analysis

The Projection of Iran’s Healthcare Expenditures By 2030: Evidence of a Time-Series Analysis

Structural breaks, Twitter, and the stock liquidity of internet Dot-com company: Evidence from US companies

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