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Economic Models - Convex Optimization

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15. IM t =−24.04 − 0.025IM t−1<br />

(−0.82)<br />

+ 1.123T<br />

(0.27)<br />

16. CFB t = ∑ t<br />

r=−20 FB r<br />

(−0.86)<br />

+ 0.104Y t<br />

(1.59)<br />

Time Varying Responses 65<br />

− 0.089Y t−1 − 0.654IMC t<br />

(9.21) (−1.26)<br />

R 2 = 0.96, R2 = 0.92, DW = 2.52, ρ =−0.62<br />

(−1.72)<br />

λ 2 = 563.09<br />

The estimated Chi-square satisfies the goodness of fit test for the FIML<br />

estimation.<br />

Notations<br />

A = Domestic absorption<br />

AF = Foreign receipts (grants etc.)<br />

BD = Government budget deficits<br />

CD = Credit to deposit ratio in the commercial banking sector<br />

CFB = Cumulative foreign borrowing, i.e., foreign debt over a period of<br />

20 years<br />

CT = Discount rate of the RBI<br />

FB = Foreign borrowing<br />

G = Government expenditure<br />

GBS = Government bond sales<br />

IM = Value of imports<br />

IMC = Import price index (1990 = 100)<br />

IR = Interest rate in the money-market<br />

K = Foreign capital inflows<br />

LR = Lending (minus repayments to the states)<br />

MD = Money demand<br />

MS = Money supply<br />

NDA = Net domestic asset creation by the RBI<br />

P = Consumers’ price index (1990 = 100)<br />

PFT = Private foreign transactions<br />

PF = Foreign payments<br />

R = Changes in foreign exchange reserve<br />

RR = Reserve to deposit ratio in the commercial banking sector<br />

TY = Government tax revenue<br />

T = Time trend

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