VALIDITY OF TWIN DEFICIT HYPOTHESIS IN
CASE OF PAKISTAN: USING DIFFERENT COINTEGRATION
TECHNIQUES
D. ur Rehman, and S. Saeed. Economics, Commerce and Trade Management: An InternationalJournal (ECTIJ), 1 (1):
45-57(2017)
Abstract
Pakistan is facing high rates of budget and current account deficits. The validity of the twin deficits issue is
examined in the context of Pakistan economy using annual time series data for the period 1972 to 2015.
The three different econometric techniques are used to check the robustness and comparison of results for
Twin Deficit hypothesis. Impulse response function is also imposed to check the policy impact of variables.
Results through all co-integration techniques have given a support of Twin Deficit hypothesis and one way
causality from current account deficit to the budget deficit has been proved by three approaches. Finally
this empirical study confirms the validity of twin deficits hypothesis and concludes that trade deficit is one
of the determinants of budget deficit and can cause it in case of Pakistan.
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%K Causality Function Impulse Pakistan Response Ttwin co deficits integration
%N 1
%P 45-57
%T VALIDITY OF TWIN DEFICIT HYPOTHESIS IN
CASE OF PAKISTAN: USING DIFFERENT COINTEGRATION
TECHNIQUES
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%X Pakistan is facing high rates of budget and current account deficits. The validity of the twin deficits issue is
examined in the context of Pakistan economy using annual time series data for the period 1972 to 2015.
The three different econometric techniques are used to check the robustness and comparison of results for
Twin Deficit hypothesis. Impulse response function is also imposed to check the policy impact of variables.
Results through all co-integration techniques have given a support of Twin Deficit hypothesis and one way
causality from current account deficit to the budget deficit has been proved by three approaches. Finally
this empirical study confirms the validity of twin deficits hypothesis and concludes that trade deficit is one
of the determinants of budget deficit and can cause it in case of Pakistan.
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examined in the context of Pakistan economy using annual time series data for the period 1972 to 2015.
The three different econometric techniques are used to check the robustness and comparison of results for
Twin Deficit hypothesis. Impulse response function is also imposed to check the policy impact of variables.
Results through all co-integration techniques have given a support of Twin Deficit hypothesis and one way
causality from current account deficit to the budget deficit has been proved by three approaches. Finally
this empirical study confirms the validity of twin deficits hypothesis and concludes that trade deficit is one
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TECHNIQUES},
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