This document presents the results of a vector autoregression (VAR) estimates analysis. The VAR model analyzed the relationship between 4 Brazilian economic indicators: industrial production (IBC), inflation (IPCA), exchange rate (CAMBIO), and interest rate (JUROS) from 2009 to 2019. The results show that the indicators are interrelated and past values of each indicator impact current values of the other indicators up to 3 periods prior based on the t-statistics and coefficients. However, the models fit the data with varying degrees of accuracy based on the different R-squared and F-statistic values reported for each equation.
This document presents the results of a vector autoregression (VAR) estimates analysis. The VAR model analyzed the relationship between 4 Brazilian economic indicators: industrial production (IBC), inflation (IPCA), exchange rate (CAMBIO), and interest rate (JUROS) from 2009 to 2019. The results show that the indicators are interrelated and past values of each indicator impact current values of the other indicators up to 3 periods prior based on the t-statistics and coefficients. However, the models fit the data with varying degrees of accuracy based on the different R-squared and F-statistic values reported for each equation.
This document presents the results of a vector autoregression (VAR) estimates analysis. The VAR model analyzed the relationship between 4 Brazilian economic indicators: industrial production (IBC), inflation (IPCA), exchange rate (CAMBIO), and interest rate (JUROS) from 2009 to 2019. The results show that the indicators are interrelated and past values of each indicator impact current values of the other indicators up to 3 periods prior based on the t-statistics and coefficients. However, the models fit the data with varying degrees of accuracy based on the different R-squared and F-statistic values reported for each equation.
This document presents the results of a vector autoregression (VAR) estimates analysis. The VAR model analyzed the relationship between 4 Brazilian economic indicators: industrial production (IBC), inflation (IPCA), exchange rate (CAMBIO), and interest rate (JUROS) from 2009 to 2019. The results show that the indicators are interrelated and past values of each indicator impact current values of the other indicators up to 3 periods prior based on the t-statistics and coefficients. However, the models fit the data with varying degrees of accuracy based on the different R-squared and F-statistic values reported for each equation.