AbstractThis paper aims to analyze Post-Keynesian Phillips Curve by using non-linear ARDL approach and non-linear Granger causality method for the period from 1957 to 2015 in Canada. This study is differed from other empirical paper by using non-linear ARDL method which determined there is long-run asymmetric relationship between the selected macroeconomic variables for Canada. Canada exhibits bi-directional causality relationship between inflation-unemployment, unemployment-economic growth and inflation-economic growth which refers that the country has flexible labor market
The assumption of linearity is tested using five statistical tests for the US and the Canadian unem...
AbstractThis paper aims to analyse the cointegration and causality relationships between inflation, ...
The possible nonlinearity of business cycles is an old topic in eco-nomics. In this paper, I adopt t...
AbstractThis paper aims to analyze Post-Keynesian Phillips Curve by using non-linear ARDL approach a...
Özaksoy, Fulya (Dogus Author)This paper aims to analyze Post-Keynesian Phillips Curve by using non-l...
This paper analyzes the short-run dynamic process of inflation in Canada and examines whether a syst...
Potential links between inflation and unemployment in Canada have been examined. No consistent Phill...
This paper examines the evidence for downward nominal wage rigidity in provincial wage Phillips curv...
The non-linearity of macroeconomic processes is becoming an increasingly important issue both at the...
By applying the GARCH-DCC model, we reexamine the Phillips curve based on a time-varying correlation...
textabstractTo enable answering the question in the title, we introduce a bivariate censored latent ...
Canadian labor market data are being used in this paper. These series are quarterly data from 1980 Q...
Sonüstün Özaksoy, Fulya (Dogus Author)This work aims to analyse the cointegration and the causality ...
In this paper, we re-examine the Phillips curve for Canada over the period of 1971(Q1)–2018(Q4) and ...
This study focuses on and examines the empirical evidence of non-linearity in aggregate Canadian une...
The assumption of linearity is tested using five statistical tests for the US and the Canadian unem...
AbstractThis paper aims to analyse the cointegration and causality relationships between inflation, ...
The possible nonlinearity of business cycles is an old topic in eco-nomics. In this paper, I adopt t...
AbstractThis paper aims to analyze Post-Keynesian Phillips Curve by using non-linear ARDL approach a...
Özaksoy, Fulya (Dogus Author)This paper aims to analyze Post-Keynesian Phillips Curve by using non-l...
This paper analyzes the short-run dynamic process of inflation in Canada and examines whether a syst...
Potential links between inflation and unemployment in Canada have been examined. No consistent Phill...
This paper examines the evidence for downward nominal wage rigidity in provincial wage Phillips curv...
The non-linearity of macroeconomic processes is becoming an increasingly important issue both at the...
By applying the GARCH-DCC model, we reexamine the Phillips curve based on a time-varying correlation...
textabstractTo enable answering the question in the title, we introduce a bivariate censored latent ...
Canadian labor market data are being used in this paper. These series are quarterly data from 1980 Q...
Sonüstün Özaksoy, Fulya (Dogus Author)This work aims to analyse the cointegration and the causality ...
In this paper, we re-examine the Phillips curve for Canada over the period of 1971(Q1)–2018(Q4) and ...
This study focuses on and examines the empirical evidence of non-linearity in aggregate Canadian une...
The assumption of linearity is tested using five statistical tests for the US and the Canadian unem...
AbstractThis paper aims to analyse the cointegration and causality relationships between inflation, ...
The possible nonlinearity of business cycles is an old topic in eco-nomics. In this paper, I adopt t...