Global measure of causal intensity between real and financial spheres

Samuel Bates

Applied Economics, 2005, vol. 37, issue 14, 1635-1642

Abstract: The lack of theoretical consensus on the causality direction between real and financial spheres as well as on the macroeconomic importance of transmission channels drive to an empirical approach of the links between the two areas. The aim of this paper is to offer a method for the analysis of the causal structure between the two spheres according to the transmission channels. It becomes possible globally on short and long runs for a given country to better surround mechanisms intervening inside the feedback between real and financial areas.

Date: 2005
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