2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.jce.2006.02.001
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The saving–investment relationship revisited: New evidence from multivariate heterogeneous panel cointegration analyses

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“…We find that both savings and investment data exhibit non-stationarity because the null hypothesis cannot be rejected consistently. These findings are broadly in line with most existing evidence from a wide variety of samples, such as Ho (2002), Coakley et al(2004), Kim et al(2005), Chakrabarti (2006) and Adedeji and Thornton (2008). Nevertheless, opposite results have been provided in BDW (2004), which also implement the IPS procedure for a panel of Chinese provinces but, as mentioned previously, with a smaller time series dimension, namely over 1978 to 2001.…”
supporting
confidence: 91%
“…We find that both savings and investment data exhibit non-stationarity because the null hypothesis cannot be rejected consistently. These findings are broadly in line with most existing evidence from a wide variety of samples, such as Ho (2002), Coakley et al(2004), Kim et al(2005), Chakrabarti (2006) and Adedeji and Thornton (2008). Nevertheless, opposite results have been provided in BDW (2004), which also implement the IPS procedure for a panel of Chinese provinces but, as mentioned previously, with a smaller time series dimension, namely over 1978 to 2001.…”
supporting
confidence: 91%
“…From our paper's perspective studies that have made significant contributions to the literature on the OECD countries are Feldstein and Horioka (1980), Feldstein (1983), Sachs (1981, 1983, Caprio and Howard (1984), Penati and Dooley (1984), Feldstein and Bachetta (1991), Tesar (1991), Bodman (1995), Coakley et.al (1996Coakley et.al ( , 2003Coakley et.al ( and 2004, Ghosh (1995), Lemmen and Eijffinger (1995), Barkoulas et al (1996), Tsoulfidis (1997), Hussein (1998), Kim (2001), Blanchard and Giavazzi (2002), Amirkhalkhali et al (2003), Kasuga (2004), Giannone and Lenza (2004), Bahmani-Oskooee andChakrabarti (2005), Georgopoulos andHejazi (2005), Chakrabarti (2006), Katsimi and Moutos (2007), Di Iorio and Fachin (2007), Christopoulos (2007), Grier et.al (2008 and Fouquau et.al (2009 Tesar (1991Tesar ( ) 1960Tesar ( -1986Tesar ( 1960Tesar ( -1974Tesar ( 1975Tesar ( -1986 Giannone and Lenza (2004) 1970-19991970-19791980…”
Section: Survey Of Empirical Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Son olarak, FHP'yi panel veri analizi kapsamında inceleyen belli başlı çalış-maları; Krol, 1996;Vamvakidis ve Wacziarg, 1998;Jansen, 2000;Corbin, 2001;Blanchard ve Giavazzi, 2002;Ho, 2002;Coakley vd., 2004;Kim vd., 2005;Chakrabarti, 2006;Di Lorio ve Fachin, 2007;Christopoulos, 2007;Fouquau vd., 2008;Adedeji ve Thornton, 2008;Kollias vd., 2008;Georgopoulos ve Hejazi, 2009;Murthy, 2009, Kumar ve Rao, 2009Rao vd., 2010;Narayan ve Narayan, 2010;Bangake ve Eggoh, 2011;Ayaydın ve Baltacı, 2012;Erataş vd., 2013;Göçer vd., 2013;Ketenci, 2013;Mercan, 2014;Yalçınkaya ve Hüseyni, 2016 şeklinde belirtmek mümkün olmaktadır. Yurtiçi tasarruflar ile yatırımlar arasındaki ilişkileri FH (1980) yaklaşımını temel alarak yatay kesit, zaman serisi ve panel veri analizi kapsamında farklı metodolojileri kullanarak inceleyen söz konusu bu çalışmalardan bazıları ulaştıkları sonuçlar özelinde en eski tarihten başlanarak güncele doğru listelenmiş ve Tablo 1'de sunulmuştur.…”
Section: International Journal Of Economic and Administrative Studiesunclassified