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Table 5 Panel Bootstrap Cointegration Test (Excluding Indonesia And Brunei)

From: The ASEAN experience of the purchasing power parity theory

Statistic

Value

Z-value

P-value

Bootstrapped p-value

G Ï„

−4.394

−7.056

0.000

0.005

G α

− 20.545

−3.549

0.000

0.005

P Ï„

−11.517

−6.337

0.000

0.013

P α

−24.087

−6.991

0.000

0.008

  1. Note: All tests are implemented with the constant and trend in the test regression. For semi-parametric corrections, Newey and West (1987) developed the Bartlett kernel is employed. The lags and leads in the error-correction test are chosen according to the Akaike information criterion developed by Akaike (1973). All other bandwidth and lag orders are set according to the rule 4(T/100) 2/9 ≈ 1. The null hypothesis of the cointegration tests are no-cointegration. The p-values are for a one-sided test based on the normal distribution. The number of bootstraps to obtain bootstrap p-values, which are robust against cross-sectional dependences, is set to 400