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1 - Asymmetric Effects of Stock Market shocks on Foreign Exchange Market in Iran: Application of DDC and APARCH Models
Mansoreh Zeraati Masoud Soufi Majidpour Mamood Mahmoodzadeh Mhdi Fathabadi
10.30495/eco.2023.1995289.2787

20.1001.1.17359910.1402.17.62.3.9

AbstractIn this paper, the asymmetric effects of stock market shocks on the exchange rate in Iran were evaluated using the daily data from 20/03/2016 to 21/06/2023 using cointegration and APARCH methods. The evidence shows that both shocks (positive/negative) are repeat More

AbstractIn this paper, the asymmetric effects of stock market shocks on the exchange rate in Iran were evaluated using the daily data from 20/03/2016 to 21/06/2023 using cointegration and APARCH methods. The evidence shows that both shocks (positive/negative) are repeatedly found in the Iranian stock market. Out of 2642 days, 1601 days of the market had negative returns and 1041 days had positive returns. In 511 days the market has fluctuated more than one standard deviation (big shocks). Estimates show that there is a strong long-term relationship between these two markets. The findings showed that the reaction of exchange rate to the positive and negative shocks of the stock market is asymmetric and has a long-term effect on the exchange rate. The behavior of the exchange rate towards negative and positive impulses is cyclical. The big negative shocks in the stock market gradually increase the return of exchange rate and eventually this effect does not disappear and puts the exchange rate at a higher level. But the effect of the big positive shocks in the stock market on the exchange rate is dampening. Negative shocks have a greater impact on conditional volatility compared to positive momentum. Also, the fluctuation of the stock market shows a very stable pattern. Keywords: shocks, stock market, exchange rate, asymmetric, APARCH.JEL Classification: G19, N25, F31, C58 Manuscript profile
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2 - TFP Growth, Technological Progress, Efficiency Changes: Empirical Evidence from Iranian Manufacturing Industries
saeed isazadeh masoud soufimajidpour

The purpose of this paper is decomposition of total factor productivity (TFP) to technological progress, technical efficiency, allocative efficiency, scale effects in Iran’s manufacturing industries. For this, a stochastic Frontier production model was estimated f More

The purpose of this paper is decomposition of total factor productivity (TFP) to technological progress, technical efficiency, allocative efficiency, scale effects in Iran’s manufacturing industries. For this, a stochastic Frontier production model was estimated for 135 manufacturing industries over the period 1379-1393. The findings showed that technological progress in 21 industrial groups has been grew on average 12 percent annually. In relation to technical efficiency many of technical industries have been weaken in using exist technologies or have been inefficient technically. The third factor findings showed that Iran’s manufacturing industries have been utilized from scale effects. In relation to allocative efficiency, also, all groups have experienced negative growth except Recycle group. In result, among components of total factor productivity, allocative efficiency has been more unfavorable and it refers to in Iran’s economy the resources allocate in unfavorable.  On the base of the results, improvement in financing system, increasing in private sector capacitance, improvement in business space are suggested.  Manuscript profile
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3 - Evaluation of The Effect of Increasing Oil World Price on PPI and CPI in Iran by Using Input-output Approach
M. S. M. M. Pourmehr

  Abstract The crude oil and its products as main resources of the production have main role in the setup of the world countries economy. So, the change of oil price has great impact on the production and consumption costs, and then changes goods and services pri More

  Abstract The crude oil and its products as main resources of the production have main role in the setup of the world countries economy. So, the change of oil price has great impact on the production and consumption costs, and then changes goods and services prices. This paper investigates the effects of oil world price changes through imports price index on goods price and domestic services indices by using VAR models and the data of the years 1980-2014 via input-output table of the year 2006 in Iran. The results obtained upon three scenarios (10, 20 and 30 percent of oil world price increase indicate that, PPI will rise 11%, 21.8%, 32.4% and CPI 9.3%, 18.5%, 27.4% in Iran. Manuscript profile
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4 - The impact of financial inclusion on economic growth: a cross-country analysis
Akram Ghoreyshvandiabrak Saleh Ghavidel Doostkoui Masoud Soufi Majidpour

Financial inclusion is a key driver of economic growth. This study evaluates its effect on economic growth in 59 high-income countries from 2004 to 2021, using panel data and quantile methods. Financial inclusion is measured through banking penetration, availability of More

Financial inclusion is a key driver of economic growth. This study evaluates its effect on economic growth in 59 high-income countries from 2004 to 2021, using panel data and quantile methods. Financial inclusion is measured through banking penetration, availability of banking services, and usage of financial services. The results reveal significant differences among countries, generally enjoying favorable macroeconomic conditions, and indicate slight convergence among them. Positive impacts on economic growth were observed from bank and facility penetration, while ATM penetration and financial deepening showed negative effects. Influential factors include capital, inflation rate, unemployment rate, economic openness, life expectancy, and population growth. The impact of financial inclusion is more pronounced in lower-income countries. Expanding financial inclusion through the Internet and mobile banking, especially in less privileged areas, and enhancing microfinance and user-friendly applications, are pivotal for economic growth. Manuscript profile

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