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Table 2 SVAR results of Hungary before and after crisis

From: Labour mobility as an adjustment mechanism to asymmetric shocks in Europe: evidence from the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia

 

Before crisis

After crisis

Coefficient

Std. error

Coefficient

Std. error

/a_1_1

1

(Constrained)

1

(Constrained)

/a_2_1

 − 0.612***

0.045

0.1**

0.041

/a_3_1

 − 0.528***

0.011

0.041**

0.016

/a_4_1

 − 0.147**

0.0662

 − 0.309

0.621

/a_1_2

0

(Constrained)

0

(Constrained)

/a_2_2

1

(Constrained)

1

(Constrained)

/a_3_2

 − 0.111**

0.05

 − 0.083**

0.041

/a_4_2

 − 0.396***

0.115

 − 2.276***

0.238

/a_1_3

0

(Constrained)

0

(Constrained)

/a_2_3

0

(Constrained)

0

(Constrained)

/a_3_3

1

(Constrained)

1

(Constrained)

/a_4_3

0.39***

0.113

 − 3.248***

0.6464

/a_1_4

0

(Constrained)

0

(Constrained)

/a_2_4

0

(Constrained)

0

(Constrained)

/a_3_4

0

(Constrained)

0

(Constrained)

/a_4_4

1

(Constrained)

1

(Constrained)

/b_1_1

0.298***

0.041

0.292***

0.035

/b_2_1

0

(Constrained)

0

(Constrained)

/b_3_1

0

(Constrained)

0

(Constrained)

/b_4_1

0

(Constrained)

0

(Constrained)

/b_1_2

0

(Constrained)

0

(Constrained)

/b_2_2

0.068***

0.009

0.087***

0.011

/b_3_2

0

(Constrained)

0

(Constrained)

/b_4_2

0

(Constrained)

0

(Constrained)

/b_1_3

0

(Constrained)

0

(Constrained)

/b_2_3

0

(Constrained)

0

(Constrained)

/b_3_3

0.017***

0.002

0.027***

0.003

/b_4_3

0

(Constrained)

0

(Constrained)

/b_1_4

0

(Constrained)

0

(Constrained)

/b_2_4

0

(Constrained)

0

(Constrained)

/b_3_4

0

(Constrained)

0

(Constrained)

/b_4_4

1

(Constrained)

1

(Constrained)

  1. LR test of identifying restrictions: chi2(1) = 93.66, Prob > chi2 = 0.000, Number of obs. = 26, Log likelihood = 72.19042. LR test of identifying restrictions: chi2(1) = 18.48, Prob > chi2 = 0.000, Number of obs. = 34, Log likelihood = 67.38943
  2. ** denotes statistical significance of coefficients at 5% level, and *** denotes statistical significance of coefficients at 1% level