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Table 4 The estimation results of equation CPI

From: Financial intermediaries and speculation in the foreign exchange market: the role of monetary policy in Iran’s economy

Variables

Coefficient

Std. error

Prob.

Regimes

Regime (0)

Regime (1)

Regime (0)

Regime (1)

Regime (0)

Regime (1)

Constant

0.266883

0.240587

0.02491

0.0005342

0.000

0.000

STO

− 0.010099

− 0.002093

0.0395

0.0004804

0.002

0.000

DEP

− 0.208219

− 0.199170

0.04136

0.02992

0.000

0.000

EX

0.0583599

0.0016899

0.153

0.001366

0.000

0.126

AR-1

0.414919

− 0.335574

0.05965

0.06489

0.000

0.000

Sigma

0.0639613

0.00478447

0.0118

0.000972

 

M

0.218007

0.02932

0.000

 

GDP

− 2.598565

0.03509

0.000

 

OIL

− 0.0255979

0.001816

0.000

 

Transition matrix and the average of persistence years

P00: 0.71714

P10: 0.33843

P01: 0.28286

P11: 0.66157

  1. The average duration of each very high CPI was 3 years and high CPI 3 years. 50% of the interval, CPI was in high regime and 50% in very high one
  2. Note: AR-1 shows the lag of CPI. Sigma is the variance or the fluctuations of CPI. M, GDP, and OIL are orderly the coin and bills in people’s hands, gross domestic product, and oil exports