Oil price and economic growth: an improved asymmetric co-integration approach Online publication date: Wed, 01-Jul-2015
by Jian Chai; Ying Yang; Limin Xing
International Journal of Global Energy Issues (IJGEI), Vol. 38, No. 4/5/6, 2015
Abstract: Asymmetric co-integration is used in this paper to analyse the asymmetry relationship between oil price and economic growth. In contrast with widely used asymmetric co-integration method currently, three-way decomposition model is applied in this paper to explore more precise long-term asymmetric relationship between oil price and economy. Our empirical analysis not only concerns the China economy, but also includes the USA and Japan. The empirical results show that the asymmetric co-integration relationship between oil price and GDP cannot be proved in the three countries. However, according to the long-term relationship study, GDP is mostly effected by historically maximum oil price, especially in China and Japan.
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