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FACULTY OF ECONOMIC AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
ECONOMICS (CONTINUED)
Gupta R 2017 Forecasting inflation inflation in in in in in an inflation inflation targeting economy: Structural versus nonstructural models In Applied Economics 49(24) pp 2316-2321 http://hdl handle net/2263/59997
Gupta R Anandamayee M M Pierdzioch C and and Wohar M M 2017 Do terror attacks predict gold returns? Evidence from a a a a a a a a a a quantile- predictive-regression approach In Quarterly Review of Economics and and Finance 65 pp pp 276-284 http://hdl handle net/2263/63582
Gupta R Balcilar M M Pierdzioch C and Wohar M M 2017 Do terror attacks affect the dollar-pound exchange rate? A nonparametric causality-in-quantiles analysis In North American Journal of Economics and and Finance 41 pp 44-56 http://hdl handle net/2263/62143
Gupta R R Bonato M M Demirer R R and Balcilar M M 2017 The effect of investor sentiment on on gold market return dynamics: Evidence from a a a a a a a a nonparametric causality-in-quantiles approach In Resources Policy 51 pp pp 77-84 Gupta R R R InglesiLotz R R R and and Muteba Mwamba J 2017 Electricity demand in South Africa: Is it it asymmetric? In In OPEC Energy Review 41(3) pp 226-238 http://hdl handle net/2263/63838
Gupta R R Jooste C and Ranjbar O 2017 South Africa’s inflation persistence: A A quantile regression framework In Economic change and and restructuring 50 pp 367-386 http://hdl handle net/2263/56630
Gupta R Kotze K K 2017 The role of of oil prices in in the forecasts of of South African interest rates: A A Bayesian approach In Energy Economics 66 pp 270-278 http://hdl handle net/2263/59373
Gupta R Majumdar A and Wohar M M 2017 The role of current account balance in in forecasting the US equity premium: Evidence from a a a a a quantile predictive regression approach In Open Economies Review 28(1) pp pp 47-59 http://hdl handle net/2263/56419
Gupta R R Wohar M 2017 Forecasting oil and stock returns with a a a a a a a a a Qual VAR using over 150 years of data In Energy Economics 62 pp 181-186 http://hdl handle net/2263/64344
Hassani H H Ghodsi S S S Gupta R and and Segnon M 2017 Forecasting home sales in in the the four census regions and and the the aggregate US economy using singular spectrum analysis In Computational Economics 49 pp 83-97 http://hdl handle net/2263/56223
Hassani H H Silva E Antonakakis N Filis G G and Gupta R 2017 Forecasting accuracy evaluation of of tourist arrivals In Annals of of Tourism Research 63 63 pp 112-127 http://hdl handle net/2263/59275
Huang X Hassani H H H Ghodsi M M Mukherjee Z and Gupta R 2017 Do trend extraction approaches affect causality detection in climate change studies? In Physica A-Statistical Mechanics and and its Applications 469 pp pp 604-624 http://hdl handle net/2263/59386
InglesiLotz R R 2017 Social rate of of return to R&D on various energy technologies: Where should we invest more? A study of of G7 countries In Energy Policy 101 pp 521-525 http://hdl handle net/2263/59273
Jooste C Naraidoo R 2017 The macroeconomics effects of of government spending under fiscal foresight In South African Journal of of Economics 85(1) pp 68-85 Jordaan AC 2017 Impact of non-tariff measures on on trade trade in Mauritius In Foreign trade trade review 52(3) pp 185-199 Jordaan Jordaan AC Jordaan Jordaan Y 2017 Facilitating trade to enhance cross-border flow of goods and information In Africagrowth Agenda 14(3) pp 4-7 Kavli H Viegi N 2017 Are determinants of portfolio flows always the same? South African results from a a a a a a a a a a time varying parameter VAR model In South African Journal of Economics 51(1) pp 3-27 Kim W Hammoudeh S Hyun J and and Gupta R R 2017 Oil price price shocks and and China’s economy: Reactions of the monetary policy to oil price price shocks In Energy Economics 62 pp 61-69 http://hdl handle net/2263/58722
Kishore K K 2017 Dynamic inconsistency and and preferential taxation of foreign capital In In International Tax and and Public Finance 24 pp 381-396 http://hdl handle net/2263/61110
Koch SF 2017 User fee abolition and and the demand for public health care In South African Journal of Economics 85(2) pp 242-258 http://hdl handle net/2263/61157
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