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Impacts of Macroeconomic Variables On Money Supply (M2) in Bangladesh

The document analyzes the impacts of macroeconomic variables on money supply (M2) in Bangladesh. It provides statistical analysis of the variables from 1989 to 2018 including unit root tests, an OLS regression model, and tests for heteroskedasticity, autocorrelation, multicollinearity, and normality.

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Impacts of Macroeconomic Variables On Money Supply (M2) in Bangladesh

The document analyzes the impacts of macroeconomic variables on money supply (M2) in Bangladesh. It provides statistical analysis of the variables from 1989 to 2018 including unit root tests, an OLS regression model, and tests for heteroskedasticity, autocorrelation, multicollinearity, and normality.

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Impacts of macroeconomic variables on Money Supply (M2) in

Bangladesh

a. Summary Statistics

Summary Statistics, using the observations 1989 – 2018

Variable Mean Median S.D. Min Max


d_d_Broadmoneygro 2.69e+003 2.27e+003 2.98e+004 -4.20e+004 1.24e+005
wthM2
d_d_GDP 2.24e+010 2.81e+010 3.79e+010 -4.11e+010 1.02e+011
d_d_CPI 0.253 0.214 1.75 -4.47 3.88
d_d_Adjusted net 3.78e+008 5.27e+007 1.50e+009 -3.63e+009 3.68e+009
national income
d_d_Exchange Rate 0.0261 0.455 2.87 -11.5 3.89
d_d_Lending Rate 3.96e-005 -0.000707 0.00824 -0.0155 0.0221

b. Unit Root Test


Test with constant, linear and quadratic trend
Augmented Dicky-Fuller (ADF) Test
Variable 2nd diff Order of test
t-test p-value l(0) l(1) l(2)
d_d_BroadmoneygrowthM2 -6.51404 0.0002726 - - l(2)
d_d_GDP -5.04627 0.006813 - - l(2)
d_d_CPI -6.84206 0.0001 - - l(2)
d_d_Adjusted net national income -7.65853 0.00002208 - - l(2)
d_d_Exchange Rate -6.13412 0.0006316 - - l(2)
d_d_Lending Rate -6.20958 0.0005345 - - l(2)
c. Ordinary Least Square

Model 1: OLS, using observations 1991-2018 (T = 28)


Dependent variable: d_d_BroadmoneygrowthM2

Variables Coefficient Std. Error t-ratio p-value


const 3447.05 3684.74 0.9355 0.3597
d_d_GDP −1.73435e-08 1.26165e-07 −0.1375 0.8919
d_d_CPI 945.514 2077.60 0.4551 0.6535
d_d_Adjustednetnatio −1.00462e-06 2.95691e-06 −0.3398 0.7373
nalincome
d_d_ExchangeRate −8245.05 1316.44 −6.263 0.00000265 ***
d_d_LendingRate −411903 454772 −0.9057 0.3749

Mean dependent var 2687.329 S.D. dependent var 29756.95

Sum squared resid 5.76e+09 S.E. of regression 16175.23

R-squared 0.759241 Adjusted R-squared 0.704523

F(5, 22) 13.87552 P-value(F) 3.49e-06

Log-likelihood −307.7086 Akaike criterion 627.4172

Schwarz criterion 635.4105 Hannan-Quinn 629.8609

rho 0.033244 Durbin-Watson 1.787241


d. Heteroskedasticity Test

Variables coefficient std. error t-ratio p-value


const −1.34588e+06 73397700.00 −0.01834 0.9859
d_d_GDP −0.000839283 0.00318059 −0.2639 0.7995
d_d_CPI −1.52522e+07 59716000.00 −0.2554 0.8057
d_d_Adjustednetn~ −0.0866696 0.0606166 −1.430 0.1959
d_d_ExchangeRate 31151600 80293400 0.388 0.7096
d_d_LendingRate 7343440000 12422900000 0.5911 0.573
sq_d_d_GDP 0.000000000000212375 0.0000000 2.688 0.0312 **

Unadjusted R-squared = 0.899476

Test statistic: TR^2 = 25.185321,


with p-value = P(Chi-square(20) > 25.185321) = 0.194433
e. Auto Correlation
Dependent variable:

Variables coefficient std. error t-ratio p-value


const −32.1212 3774.91 −0.008509 0.9933
d_d_GDP −1.90165e-09 0.0000001296 −0.01467 0.9884
−24.4
d_d_CPI 852 2131.07 −0.01149 0.9909
d_d_Adjustednetn~ 0.0000001139 0.00000311194 0.04 0.9711
d_d_ExchangeRate −40.6673 1371.73 −0.02965 0.9766
d_d_LendingRate −5331.54 466463.00 −0.01143 0.9910

Test statistic: LMF = 0.024258,


with p-value = P(F(1,21) > 0.0242582) = 0.878

Alternative statistic: TR^2 = 0.032307,


with p-value = P(Chi-square(1) > 0.032307) = 0.857

Ljung-Box Q' = 0.0259843,


with p-value = P(Chi-square(1) > 0.0259843) = 0.872
f. Multi-collinearity Test
Variables VIF
d_d_GDP 2.354
d_d_CPI 1.367
d_d_Adjustednetnationalincome 2.026
d_d_ExchangeRate 1.468
d_d_LendingRate 1.450

No evidence of excessive collinearity

g. Normality Test
Test for null hypothesis of normal distribution:
Chi-square(2) = 0.046 with p-value 0.97703

3.5e-05
Test statistic for normality: relative frequency
N(-5.7046e-013,16175)
Chi-square(2) = 0.046 [0.9770]

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