2015
DOI: 10.3790/ccm.48.3.477
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Reassessing the Asymmetries and Rigidities in the Interest Rate Pass-Through Process: A Hidden Co-Integration Approach

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“…Having obtained the components of the aggregate series, alternative long-run co-integration hypotheses can be formulated and corresponding Crouching Error Correction Models (CECMs) can be derived, according to G&Y. More specifically, and as outlined also by Alexakis, Dasilas, and Grose (2013), Honarvar (2009), Panagopoulos and Spiliotis (2015), the prevailing four alternative long-run hypotheses between the pre-selected pairs of X t and Y t are linked to four different dynamic CECMs implied by the existence or non-existence of hidden co-integration.…”
Section: Hidden Co-integration and The Crouching Error Correction Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Having obtained the components of the aggregate series, alternative long-run co-integration hypotheses can be formulated and corresponding Crouching Error Correction Models (CECMs) can be derived, according to G&Y. More specifically, and as outlined also by Alexakis, Dasilas, and Grose (2013), Honarvar (2009), Panagopoulos and Spiliotis (2015), the prevailing four alternative long-run hypotheses between the pre-selected pairs of X t and Y t are linked to four different dynamic CECMs implied by the existence or non-existence of hidden co-integration.…”
Section: Hidden Co-integration and The Crouching Error Correction Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Second, our paper contributes to the empirical literature that examines the passthrough from market rates to bank rates (See, for instance, Kleimeier and Sander (2006), Schlueter, Busch, Hartmann-Wendels, and Sievers (2016) and Pangopoulos and Spiliotis (2015)). This pass-through is most often found to be incomplete, with differences regarding various product categories (see, for instance, De Graeve, De Jonghe, and Vennet (2007)).…”
Section: Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%