ANNEXE 2 : ANALYSE DES VARIABLES ET RESULTATS DES
ESTIMATIONS
Tableaux 2: Test d stationnarité de Phillips et Perron sur
les variables des modèles
Null Hypothesis: D(LOG(MR)) has a unit root
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Exogenous: Constant
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Bandwidth: 0 (Newey-West using Bartlett kernel)
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Adj. t-Stat
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Prob.*
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Phillips-Perron test statistic
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-6.047581
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0.0000
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Test critical values:
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1% level
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-3.689194
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5% level
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-2.971853
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10% level
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-2.625121
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*MacKinnon (1996) one-sided p-values.
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Les déterminants de la demande de monnaie en
Guinée Page I
Null Hypothesis: D(LOG(PIBR)) has a unit root
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Exogenous: Constant
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Bandwidth: 0 (Newey-West using Bartlett kernel)
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Adj. t-Stat
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Prob.*
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Phillips-Perron test statistic
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-4.610393
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0.0010
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Test critical values:
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1% level
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-3.689194
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5% level
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-2.971853
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10% level
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-2.625121
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*MacKinnon (1996) one-sided p-values.
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Null Hypothesis: D(LOG(TCN)) has a unit root
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Exogenous: Constant, Linear Trend
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Bandwidth: 15 (Newey-West using Bartlett kernel)
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Adj. t-Stat
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Prob.*
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Phillips-Perron test statistic
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-17.16691
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0.0000
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Test critical values:
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1% level
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-4.323979
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5% level
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-3.580623
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10% level
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-3.225334
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*MacKinnon (1996) one-sided p-values.
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Null Hypothesis: D(INF) has a unit root
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Exogenous: None
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Bandwidth: 4 (Newey-West using Bartlett kernel)
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Adj. t-Stat
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Prob.*
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Phillips-Perron test statistic
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-4.422959
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0.0001
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Test critical values:
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1% level
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-2.650145
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5% level
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-1.953381
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10% level
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-1.609798
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*MacKinnon (1996) one-sided p-values.
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Null Hypothesis: D(R) has a unit root
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Exogenous: None
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Bandwidth: 1 (Newey-West using Bartlett kernel)
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Adj. t-Stat
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Prob.*
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Phillips-Perron test statistic
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-3.860185
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0.0004
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Test critical values:
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1% level
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-2.650145
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5% level
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-1.953381
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10% level
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-1.609798
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*MacKinnon (1996) one-sided p-values.
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Null Hypothesis: D(MR) has a unit root
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Exogenous: Constant
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Bandwidth: 2 (Newey-West using Bartlett kernel)
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Adj. t-Stat
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Prob.*
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Phillips-Perron test statistic
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-5.182544
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0.0002
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Test critical values:
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1% level
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-3.689194
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5% level
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-2.971853
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10% level
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-2.625121
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Les déterminants de la demande de monnaie en
Guinée Page II
Null Hypothesis: D(CFP_PIBR) has a unit root
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Exogenous: None
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Bandwidth: 1 (Newey-West using Bartlett kernel)
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Adj. t-Stat
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Prob.*
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Phillips-Perron test statistic
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-4.508404
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0.0001
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Test critical values:
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1% level
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-2.650145
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5% level
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-1.953381
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10% level
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-1.609798
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Null Hypothesis: D(CFG_PIBR) has a unit root
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Exogenous: None
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Bandwidth: 4 (Newey-West using Bartlett kernel)
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Adj. t-Stat
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Prob.*
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Phillips-Perron test statistic
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-2.403271
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0.0182
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Test critical values:
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1% level
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-2.650145
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5% level
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-1.953381
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10% level
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-1.609798
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Null Hypothesis: D(FBCF_PIBR) has a unit root
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Exogenous: None
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Bandwidth: 2 (Newey-West using Bartlett kernel)
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Adj. t-Stat
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Prob.*
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Phillips-Perron test statistic
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-5.790062
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0.0000
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Test critical values:
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1% level
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-2.650145
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5% level
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-1.953381
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10% level
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-1.609798
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Null Hypothesis: D(BC PIBR) has a unit root
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Exogenous: None
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Bandwidth: 2 (Newey-West using Bartlett kernel)
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Adj. t-Stat
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Prob.*
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Phillips-Perron test statistic
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-6.586227
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0.0000
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Test critical values:
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1% level
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-2.650145
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5% level
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-1.953381
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10% level
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-1.609798
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*MacKinnon (1996) one-sided p-values.
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Null Hypothesis: D(TCN) has a unit root
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Exogenous: Constant, Linear Trend
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Bandwidth: 27 (Newey-West using Bartlett kernel)
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Adj. t-Stat
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Prob.*
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Phillips-Perron test statistic
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-24.05949
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0.0000
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Test critical values:
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1% level
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-4.323979
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5% level
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-3.580623
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10% level
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-3.225334
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*MacKinnon (1996) one-sided p-values.
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Les déterminants de la demande de monnaie en
Guinée Page III
Tableaux3 : test de cointégration
d'Engle et Granger sur la première fonction
Tableau 3A : test de stationnarité de Phillips et Perron
sur le résidu du premier modèle
Null Hypothesis: RESID_COINT1 has a unit root
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Exogenous: None
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Bandwidth: 2 (Newey-West using Bartlett kernel)
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Adj. t-Stat
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Prob.*
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Phillips-Perron test statistic
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-3.960255
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0.0003
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Test critical values:
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1% level
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-2.647120
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5% level
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-1.952910
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10% level
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-1.610011
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*MacKinnon (1996) one-sided p-values.
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Tableau 3B : test de stationnarité de Phillips et Perron
sur le résidu du second modèle
Null Hypothesis: RESID COINT2 has a unit root
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Exogenous: None
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Bandwidth: 8 (Newey-West using Bartlett kernel)
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Adj. t-Stat
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Prob.*
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Phillips-Perron test statistic
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-5.885752
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0.0000
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Test critical values:
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1% level
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-2.647120
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5% level
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-1.952910
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10% level
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-1.610011
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*MacKinnon (1996) one-sided p-values.
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Graphique 1: Résidu du
premier modèle 1
RESID_COINT1
10 8 6 4 2
0 -2 -4 -6
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1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015
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Graphique2: Résidu du
second modèle 2
RESID_COINT2
1.2 0.8 0.4 0.0
-0.4 -0.8 -1.2
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1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015
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Les déterminants de la demande de monnaie en
Guinée Page IV
Tableau 4 : Résultat de l'estimation de
la relation de long terme du premier modèle1
Dependent Variable: LOG(MR)
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Method: Least Squares
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Sample: 1987 2016
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Included observations: 30
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Coefficient
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Std. Error
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t-Statistic
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Prob.
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C
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-11.60577
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6.440164
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-1.802092
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0.0853
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LOG(PIBR)
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1.763141
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0.897426
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1.964665
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0.0622
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LOG(TCN)
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-0.331747
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0.245178
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-1.353084
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0.1898
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INF
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0.088269
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0.013682
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6.451555
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0.0000
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R
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-0.022522
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0.025132
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-0.896147
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0.3799
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DUM91
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-1.416248
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0.603260
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-2.347659
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0.0283
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DUM05
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-1.878333
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0.630505
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-2.979092
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0.0069
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DUM06
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-1.664656
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0.647739
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-2.569950
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0.0175
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R-squared
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0.691225
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Mean dependent var
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2.025313
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Adjusted R-squared
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0.592978
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S.D. dependent var
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0.877274
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S.E. of regression
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0.559685
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Akaike info criterion
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1.900294
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Sum squared resid
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6.891444
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Schwarz criterion
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2.273946
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Log likelihood
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-20.50440
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Hannan-Quinn criter.
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2.019828
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F-statistic
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7.035611
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Durbin-Watson stat
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1.45169
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Prob(F-statistic)
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0.000185
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Tableau5 : Résultat de l'estimation de
la relation de court terme du premier modèle 1
Dependent Variable: D(LOG(MR))
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Method: Least Squares
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Sample (adjusted): 1988 2016
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Included observations: 29 after adjustments
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Coefficient
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Std. Error
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t-Statistic
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Prob.
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C
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0.041591
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0.124284
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0.334647
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0.7412
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D(LOG(PIBR))
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1.581424
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3.409286
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0.463858
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0.6475
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D(LOG(TCN))
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-0.000631
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0.087981
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-0.007174
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0.9943
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D(INF)
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0.014321
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0.009163
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1.562993
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0.1330
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D(R)
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-0.029985
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0.018504
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-1.620462
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0.1201
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RESID_COINT1(-1)
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-0.279474
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0.118795
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-2.352565
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0.0285
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DUM91
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-2.259121
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0.303755
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-7.437310
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0.0000
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DUM99
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1.303059
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0.292395
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4.456502
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0.0002
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R-squared
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0.845306
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Mean dependent var
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-0.0405
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Adjusted R-squared
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0.793742
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S.D. dependent var
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0.6191
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S.E. of regression
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0.281190
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Akaike info criterion
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0.5293
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Sum squared resid
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1.660429
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Schwarz criterion
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0.9065
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Log likelihood
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0.323966
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Hannan-Quinn criter.
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0.6475
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F-statistic
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16.39318
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Durbin-Watson stat
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2.0920
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Prob(F-statistic)
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0.000000
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Les déterminants de la demande de monnaie en
Guinée Page V
Tableau 6 : Résultat de
l'estimation de la relation de long terme du second modèle2
Dependent Variable: MR
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Method: Least Squares
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Sample: 1987 2016
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Included observations: 30
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Coefficient
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Std. Error
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t-Statistic
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Prob.
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C
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-150.0568
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37.42152
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-4.009907
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0.0006
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CFP PIBR
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169.6973
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44.73177
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3.793664
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0.0011
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CFG PIBR
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196.2215
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46.03496
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4.262446
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0.0003
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FBCF_PIBR
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91.31729
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15.86833
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5.754687
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0.0000
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BC_PIBR
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80.94998
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30.69478
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2.637256
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0.0154
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TCN
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-0.001404
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0.000529
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-2.653907
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0.0148
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INF
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0.567507
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0.097551
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5.817555
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0.0000
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R
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-0.362484
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0.189536
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-1.912480
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0.0696
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DUM91
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-13.45107
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4.390860
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-3.063424
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0.0059
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R-squared
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0.902056
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Mean dependent var
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11.08243
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Adjusted R-squared
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0.864744
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S.D. dependent var
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10.78989
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S.E. of regression
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3.968214
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Akaike info criterion
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5.837834
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Sum squared resid
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330.6811
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Schwarz criterion
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6.258193
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Log likelihood
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-78.56751
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Hannan-Quinn criter.
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5.972311
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F-statistic
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24.17604
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Durbin-Watson stat
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1.875223
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Prob(F-statistic)
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0.000000
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Prob(F-statistic)
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0.000001
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Tableau 7 : Résultat de
l'estimation de la relation de court terme du second modèle 2
Dependent Variable: D(MR)
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Method: Least Squares
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Sample (adjusted): 1988 2016
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Included observations: 29 after adjustments
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Coefficient
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Std. Error
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t-Statistic
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Prob.
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C
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-0.109179
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0.694505
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-0.157204
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0.8768
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D(CFP_PIBR)
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32.26024
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31.33708
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1.029459
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0.3169
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D(CFG_PIBR)
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88.53681
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38.51557
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2.298728
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0.0337
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D(FBCF_PIBR)
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38.83989
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23.73442
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1.636437
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0.1191
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D(BC PIBR)
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43.80164
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23.34807
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1.876028
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0.0770
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D(TCN)
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-0.000281
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0.000245
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-1.147060
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0.2664
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D(INF)
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0.263964
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0.094371
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2.797086
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0.0119
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D(R)
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-0.191070
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0.172955
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-1.104742
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0.2838
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RESID COINT2(-1)
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-0.694578
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0.203427
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-3.414385
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0.0031
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DUM89
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-8.919651
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3.115252
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-2.863220
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0.0103
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DUM91
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-18.07739
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3.260906
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-5.543671
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0.0000
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R-squared
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0.877627
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Mean dependent var
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-1.07703
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Adjusted R-squared
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0.809642
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S.D. dependent var
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5.922865
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S.E. of regression
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2.584147
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Akaike info criterion
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5.018365
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Sum squared resid
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120.2007
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Schwarz criterion
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5.536994
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Log likelihood
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-61.76629
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Hannan-Quinn criter.
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5.180793
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F-statistic
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12.90914
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Durbin-Watson stat
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2.265776
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Prob(F-statistic)
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0.000003
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Les déterminants de la demande de monnaie en
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