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Types of bank loans and their impact on economic development: a case study of the Czech republic

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This article aims to evaluate the impact of the development of different types of loans in the banking sector on economic development. We will begin with the hypothesis that economic performance increases with the growth of the rate of various types of loans. We will first look at research of current scientific knowledge in respect to bank loans and economic development. The basic idea of this article is the hypothesis described above, determined on the basis of standard economic findings and based on the results of a majority of related studies. The development of loans provided can be quantified based on data from the Czech National Bank as total loans and divided into loans to non-financial companies and households, as well as mortgage loans and consumer loans. The development of the economy can also be quantified using data from the Czech Statistical Office on the development of the gross domestic product. The period selected is the years 2004-2015. To determine the relationships between selected variables, we have used statistical methods that respect the specific characteristics of the selected time series, namely the Engle-Granger causality test. Prior to testing, it was necessary to adjust the data as stationary and then test cointegration. An optimum order delay was also determined using the Akaike information criterion. The calculated results, except for consumer loans, confirm the hypothesis regarding the positive impact of the rate of loans provided on economic growth, particularly with a six-month time lag. We have obtained results that correspond to standard economic knowledge and results of most previous studies.

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Types of bank loans and their impact on economic development: a case study of the Czech republic

Author: Černohorský, Jan
Publisher: Technical university of Liberec, Czech Republic
Year: 2017
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DOI: 10.15240/ ul/001/2017-4-003
In oduc ion
In his a icle, we discuss he ela ionship o
banks, o loans p o ided by hem, and economic
de elopmen . We decided o in es iga e his
ela ionship as banks in oday’s economies
play a signi i can ole as a i al ins i u ion in he
i nancial ma ke s, whe e he e is a dis ibu ion
o mone a y unds om su plus en i ies o
de i ci en i ies. A necessa y p econdi ion o
a unc ioning economy, in i s p esen mos ly
mixed o m, is a unc ioning and s able banking
sys em. Cu en ly, unco e ed money is o
a g ea ex en he money gene a ed by p i a e
banks, mainly in he o m o loans.
In hese u bulen imes, when economies
a e g owing and declining a as e in e als
han we e cus oma y in p e ious decades, his
is e y much a con empo a y issue. I is due
o he ac ha he a e o g ow h/decline in
lending, due o he impo ance and size o he
i nancial ma ke s and he o m o he unco e ed
money issued, signi i can ly in l uences he
economic cycle. As epo ed by Če noho ský
(2015), banks p o ide loans o businesses
and households o hei consump ion and
in es men and hus suppo he economy.
Wha is impo an is he du a ion o a loan, as
pa icula ly long- e m in es men s con ibu e o
long- e m economic g ow h. Fo his eason, we
decided o examine he impac o o al loans, as
well as di iding hem in o loans o non- i nancial
businesses, loans o households, mo gage
loans and consume loans. The impo ance o
c edi access o banks is also compounded by
he i nancial and economic c isis which mos o
he de eloped coun ies expe ienced in ecen
yea s. The consequence o his c isis oday is
an abno mal si ua ion on he i nancial ma ke s,
which is e l ec ed in nega i e in e es a es,
o eign exchange in e en ion and quan i a i e
easing by cen al banks. They a e ying o
use hese uncon en ional mone a y policies
o es o e he impai ed c edi channel o he
mone a y policy ansmission mechanism.
The main idea o his a icle is exp essed
by he hypo hesis ha he de elopmen o
a ious ypes o bank lending has a posi i e
e ec on economic de elopmen . We will
examine he alidi y o his hypo hesis using
selec ed s a is ical and ma hema ical me hods
as p esen ed below.
The aim o his a icle is o assess he impac
o he de elopmen o di e en ypes o loans in
he banking sec o on economic de elopmen ,
based on he example o he Czech Republic.
In achie ing his se goal, we shall begin wi h
he hypo hesis ha economic pe o mance
inc eases wi h he g ow h o he a e o a ious
ypes o loans.
1. Theo e ical Backg ound
In he pas , he ela ionship o he i nancial
sys em and economic g ow h was examined
by a numbe o enowned economis s.
Schumpe e (1912) emphasised he s ong
in l uence o banks on economic g ow h by
encou aging inno a ion. P o iding loans o
hese inno a ions and in es men s leads
o he g ow h o business ope a ions and
hus o economic g ow h. In con as , Lucas
(1988), in mo e mode n imes, e e s o an
excessi e in l uence o banks on he economy
in a nega i e sense. Robinson (1952) conside s
ha banks ha e a passi e impac on economic
de elopmen . As can be seen, e en in he pas
hese dis inguished economis s held di e en
iews on he impac o he banking sec o on
economic de elopmen . I is s ill he same
oday, as e idenced by subsequen esea ch.
Ou pape is based on he ansmission
mechanism o mone a y policy as i is
unde s ood bo h in economic heo y and
applied in p ac ice in he en o cemen o
mone a y policy by cen al banks. In pa icula ,
TYPES OF BANK LOANS AND THEIR IMPACT
ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: A CASE
STUDY OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC
Jan Če noho ský
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we ollow he logic o he c edi channel o he
mone a y policy ansmission mechanism.
This is based on he change in he in e es
a es se by he cen al bank, which a ec
in e bank in e es a es and in he end also he
ma ke in e es a es o e ed o clien s. I we
conside declining in e es a es, his esul s
in a highe demand o loans om banks by
companies and households. These loans a e
used o co po a e in es men and household
consump ion (o om a mac oeconomic poin
o iew also o in es men s h ough he
pu chase o eal es a e). A he same ime, he
amoun o money in ci cula ion is g owing. The
inc ease in consump ion and in es men hus
con ibu es o he g ow h o he economy. In he
case o inc easing in e es a es, he change
in he gi en a iables is he opposi e o i may,
o example, esul no only in a dec ease,
bu also in a decline in he g ow h a e, o he
gi en quan i ies. A de i ni e ac o in suppo o
his p ocess is he cen al banks moni o ing
and s i ing o in l uence he a e o lending o
a ce ain ex en in o de o suppo economic
g ow h o o ensu e ha he economy doesn’
ge o e hea ed.
The e ec o he amoun o money issued
as bank loans on economic de elopmen
is highligh ed by he main p oponen o
mone a ism, Mil on F iedman (1968). As well,
F iedman and Schwa z (1963) came o he
conclusion ha he co ela ion coe i cien s
be ween he change in money and he nominal
ou pu ange om 0.79 o 0.92 pe su ey
pe iod. They quan i y he ime delays in he
e ec i eness o mone a y policy in a ange
o 12-24 mon hs, wi h he maximum g ow h
in he amoun o money being in ad ance o
18 mon hs ahead o he peak o economic
g ow h. The minimum amoun o money g ow h,
acco ding o his calcula ions, will be e l ec ed in
he economy in he o m o a ecession ea lie ,
wi h an in e al o app oxima ely 12 mon hs.
Also, he money supply is unde s ood as
an au onomous exogenous quan i y gi en
by he cen al bank, which a ec s o he
mac oeconomic a iables.
The logic o his app oach is suppo ed
by Miskhkin (2016), who, in addi ion o he
c edi channel, also de i nes o he channels o
mone a y policy ac ion. Kau mann and Kugle
(2010) also es ima e eal GDP on he basis o
he de elopmen o M3, including he aspec o
coin eg a ion o he gi en a iables. This idea
is suppo ed by Hol emölle (2004), who se s
he ime delay o he mone a y policy ools on
p oduc changes a six qua e s. Fo his he
uses in eg a ion and coin eg a ion analysis.
Cu en ly, he connec ion be ween bank
pe o mance (measu ed, o example, in he
o m o lending a e) and economic pe o mance
is much close . This is due o he eno mous
scale o globalised and also local i nancial
ma ke s due o he size o he economies
and hei impac on business ac i i ies. Today
he e is a highe deg ee o in e connec i i y o
i nancial ma ke s and economic de elopmen .
The i nal p oo is ce ainly he i nancial c isis in
he USA. I de eloped p ima ily in he banking
sec o and spilled o e in o a public i nance c isis
and an economic down u n in he economically
impo an coun ies in he wo ld and Eu ope.
The e o e examining he ela ionship be ween
bank lending and economic de elopmen
has gained impo ance. Among he a ious
wo ks a ious indica o s o lending a e used o
measu e economic pe o mance.
These con ibu ions can be di ided in o
h ee basic g oups. The mos signi i can in
e ms o numbe s is he g oup o economis s
who belie e in he posi i e impac o bank loans
on economic de elopmen . Le ine and his co-
economis s in hei wo ks (Le ine & Ze os,
1998; Beck, Le ine, & Loayza, 2000; Beck &
Le ine, 2004) examined a ious combina ions
o he e ec s o he liquidi y o s ock ma ke s
and banks (collec i ely, i nancial in e media ion)
on economic g ow h, capi al accumula ion and
inc eased p oduc i i y. All he abo e, acco ding
o he au ho s, is posi i ely in l uenced by he
ac i i ies o banks. A meanu e al. (2015) es ed
he e ec s o c edi expansion on sus ainable
economic g ow h. They see a g ea e e ec
wi h loans o legal en i ies a he han o na u al
pe sons. The impo ance o loans o legal en i ies
(companies) ac s o e a longe pe iod, because
hei in es men s lead o u he g ow h. Banu
(2013) ocused on he ques ion o whe he an
economy, speci i cally he Romanian economy,
would be capable o economic g ow h in he
absence o lending. Wi hou he loans p o ided
o he p i a e sec o , he Romanian economy
would no g ow, as no new p ojec s would
a ise. Con e sely, e y low dependence was
ound be ween loans o he public sec o and
economic g ow h. Kelly e al. (2013) began wi h
a ange o da a om 10 yea s o he economy
o I eland, which was signi i can ly a ec ed
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by he i nancial c isis speci i cally because o
he banking sec o . Despi e his signi i can
l uc ua ion, Kelly i nds a posi i e impac o
lending ac i i ies on g ow h in he economy.
As well, E misoglu e al. (2013) in es iga ed
whe he da a on loans would be an app op ia e
o ecas o he de elopmen o g oss domes ic
p oduc (GDP). They s essed he impo ance
o loan da a in e ms o a minimum delay. Again,
hey ound a posi i e e ec ; i.e., hey s a e ha
using he a iable “c edi incen i es” in GDP
p edic ion models inc eases hei accu acy.
The esul s o a u he s udy by Ce o elli
and Gambe (2001) show ha he banking
sec o acili a es access o c edi o “young”
i ms, he eby suppo ing he pace o economic
g ow h, as in es men s by new i ms a e mo e
likely o be in ol ed in inno a i e echnologies.
Benci enga and Smi h (1993) conclude ha
he banking sec o can also educe excessi e
c edi limi a ion h ough educed moni o ing
cos s and hus ensu e accele a ed economic
g ow h in a coun y. Le ine (2005) shows he
link be ween he ope a ion o he i nancial
sys em and economic g ow h.
On he o he hand, he e a e s udies
ha show a nega i e ela ionship be ween
bank loans and economic de elopmen as
measu ed by GDP g ow h. Lei ao (2012) came
o his conclusion based on an analysis o
mac oeconomic a iables (economic g ow h,
ade balance and in l a ion) and bank loans. He
concluded ha in l a ion is nega i ely co ela ed
wi h economic g ow h. The main idea behind
he s udy is ha excessi e c edi g ow h ends
o weaken a banking sys em and inc ease
in l a iona y p essu es, he eby unde mining
economic g ow h. Mian e al. (2015) based hei
s udy on an analysis o he ela ionship be ween
household deb and GDP. Acco ding o hei
esul s, he g ow h o household deb in ela ion
o GDP p edic s a lowe g ow h in p oduc ion
and highe unemploymen a es in he medium
e m. As well, an inc ease in household deb will
esul in consump ion g ow h and wo sening
cu en accoun balances as a esul o he
inc eased impo o consume goods. Koi u
(2002) published a s udy based on da a om 25
ansi ional economies in he yea s 1993-2000.
In his wo k, he concluded ha an inc ease in
lending does no accele a e economic g ow h.
The causes a e a se ies o banking c ises in
hese economies and i scal es ain . He also
s essed ha hese esul s a e non-s anda d
wi h economic i ndings p ima ily due o speci i c
condi ions in ansi ion economies. Ibáñez-
He nández e al. (2015) came o he conclusion
ha he high g ow h in lending leads o ins abili y
in he i nancial sec o and hus nega i ely
a ec s economic de elopmen .
The e a e also s udies ha do no indica e
any signi i can ela ionship be ween he loans
p o ided and economic g ow h. Fo example,
Taka s and Uppe (2013) in es iga ed he
e ec o bank loans on economic g ow h a e
he i nancial c isis on he basis o da a om
39 i nancial c ises ha had been p eceded
by a c edi boom. They ound ha a declining
amoun o bank lending o he p i a e sec o
does no necessa ily hinde economic eco e y
a e a i nancial c isis. In hese c ises, changes
in he a e o bank lending, ei he in eal e ms o
in ela ion o GDP, do no co ela e wi h g ow h
du ing he i s wo yea s o eco e y. In he
hi d and ou h yea , he ela ionship becomes
s a is ically signi i can , bu s ill emains
insigni i can in economic e ms. De G ego io
and Guido i (1995) ound a posi i e co ela ion
be ween he g ow h a e o bank loans o he
p i a e sec o and he g ow h o GDP, bu he
impac a ies in di e en coun ies. In La in
Ame ican coun ies, he ela ionship is ac ually
nega i e. Thei a ionale was he ecen i nancial
libe alisa ion in hese ma ke s combined wi h
a poo le el o egula o y amewo k. They also
emphasise ha he main me hod whe eby he
g ow h o lending a ec s economic g ow h is
p ima ily ha hese loans mus be p o ided o
e ec i e p ojec s; i.e., no a c i ical amoun o
hese loans.
Based on he lis men ioned abo e, i is
clea ha s udies a e p e alen which con i m
he logic o he c edi channel o he mone a y
policy ansmission mechanism and show
a posi i e ela ionship be ween he g ow h
o lending and he g ow h o he economy.
This co esponds o he cu en p e ailing
heo e ical knowledge o bank con ibu ions
h ough money issuance by p o iding bank
loans o g ow he economy.
As well, we a e awa e o he in e dependence
o he e ec s o bank loans and he de elopmen
o he economy in bo h di ec ions (i.e., ac ing
as a mul iplie and accele a o ). Howe e , in
his a icle we ha e ocused on he impac o
bank loans on he de elopmen o he economy.
A wo-way ela ionship is also aken in o accoun
in he discussion o he esul s achie ed.
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2. Me hods
This a icle ocuses on examining he
ela ionship be ween wo a iables – loans
g an ed and economic de elopmen . I is clea
ha in economic p ac ice, he e a e a numbe
o ac o s which a ec economic de elopmen .
We ha e d a ed ou analysis on he basis o
he ce e is pa ibus condi ion, which simpli i es
he eal ela ionship, bu is s ill sui able o
examining he ela ionship o wo a iables. In
he i nal discussion, we also de i ne he ac o s
ha will o he wise de i ni ely ha e an impac on
he de elopmen o he economy.
In his wo k we ha e decided o use
coin eg a ion analysis; i.e., a me hod ha
dis inguishes sho and long e m ela ionships
o ime se ies. This is a ela i ely mode n
me hod used in many o he s udies men ioned
abo e and s udies o cen al banks. The esul o
his is whe he he ime se ies a e coin eg a ed
o no . Coin eg a ion means ha he de ia ion
in he di ec ions o he de elopmen o he ime
se ies can only be sho - e m, and he e is a limi
beyond which he de ia ion may no con inue.
The ime se ies a e hen in equilib ium and
ha e a long- e m ela ionship be ween hem;
i.e., hey ha e a common elemen ha can be
examined (A l & A l , 2007). The ad an age o
his me hod o e adi ional s a is ical me hods
is ha i iden i i es any appa en eg ession.
The analysis model selec ed is designed
in acco dance wi h p o essional analyses
and based on he speci i c cha ac e is ics o
he ime sequence. The model is c ea ed
o es ing delays o he dependen a iable
o GDP and s a iona i y es ing, including
necessa y adjus men s o da a by di e encing.
Coin eg a ion is hen es ed and he i nal es is
o pe o m G ange causali y.
The i s s ep is he need o es he ime
sequence on he op imum o de o delays o he
dependen a iable GDP. To de e mine he delay,
we used a calcula ion using Akaike’s in o ma ion
c i e ion (AIC) in he equa ion below:
(1)
whe e M de i nes he numbe o pa ame e s in
he model, is he esidual a iance, and T is
he numbe o obse a ions. The bes ange o
delay is he one whe e he in o ma ion c i e ion
eaches he lowes alues. The es ou pu s
o he bes ange o delay a e applied in he
ollowing es s.
An impo an p e equisi e be o e es ing
coin eg a ion is o e i y he s a iona i y o
he ime sequence being inpu o he model.
S a iona i y o he ime se ies is equi ed in
o de o es ima e he eg ession model. In he
case o non-s a iona y da a and modelling
using he leas squa es me hod, he analysis
could ha e dis o ed ou comes and could
p esen an appa en eg ession. In he case
o non-s a iona y ime sequence, adjus men
should be made using di e en ia ion o he
o iginal da a. A s ochas ic p ocess is a ime-
o de ed se o andom a iables, which in
heo y may be iewed as a unc ion o mean
alue, a iance, co a iance and co ela ion
unc ions. A s ochas ic p ocess is hus e e ed
o as s a iona y i he cha ac e is ics o he
andom a iable a e ime cons an .
These condi ions a e o mally w i en as
ollows (A l e al., 2007):
 Mean alue unc ion:
(2)
 Va ia ion unc ion:
(3)
 Co a iance unc ion:
(4)
 Co ela ion unc ion:
(5)
whe e X is he dependen a iable, E(X ) is he
mean alue D(X ) is he a iance. S a iona i y
e i i ca ion is pe o med using he ex ended
Dickey-Fulle es (ADF es ) o es he
hypo hesis o he exis ence o a uni oo . The es
is based on eg ession o he i s di e ences o
he ime sequence based on hei own delayed
alues, o he delayed di e ences. In p ac ice
he e a e h ee o ms o he ADF es s: wi hou
a cons an , wi h a cons an , and las is wi h a
cons an and a end. The selec ion is made
h ough he lowes Akaike c i e ia. E alua ion is
based on an assessmen o he null hypo hesis
when i is es ed a a signi i cance le el o 0.05, i
he ime sequence has a uni oo . Then we may
say ha he ime sequence is non-s a iona y.
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Ve i i ca ion o he null hypo hesis is e alua ed
based on he calcula ed p- alues. In es ing,
we assume ha he gene a ing p ocess has he
o m (A l e al., 2007):
(6)
whe e we es ha Ø = 0 ( a iable con ains
a uni oo ), X is he dependen a iable, p is
a delay and e is a esidual componen . In he
e en ha i is a non-s a iona y ime sequence,
i is necessa y o adjus he ime sequence by
using he i s di e ence. Based on he new
alues o he ime sequence we decide on i s
s a iona i y.
I he inpu ime sequences a e non-
s a iona y and a e adjus men by di e en ia ion,
hey acqui e s a iona i y o he same o de ,
i is possible o pe o m a coin eg a ion
analysis. When he abo e condi ions a e
me , he Engle-G ange es (EG es ) will be
applied on he ime sequence o de e mine he
coin eg a ion o he ime sequence. This es
is based on es ing he es ima ed esidues o
he coin eg a ing eg ession o he p esence
o a uni oo . Coin eg a ion eg ession will be
pe o med using he smalles squa es me hod.
In acco dance wi h he Engle-G ange heo ies
in he nex s ep, andom componen s a e es ed
using he ADF es o he p esence o uni oo s.
E alua ion o his es is iden ical o he
ADF es men ioned p e iously, including he
selec ion o he ype o eg ession model by
he lowes AIC. We will es he null hypo hesis
ha he ime sequences a e no coin eg a ed a
a signi i cance le el o 0.05. I he p- alue o
he esidues es ed is highe han he le el o
signi i cance o 0.05, we will no ejec he null
hypo hesis and he es ed ime sequences a e
no coin eg a ed. The a iables a e hen es ed
o a possible mu ual causal link be ween he
es ed se ies on he basis o G ange causa ion.
The coe i cien o de e mina ion obse ed,
o he co ec ed (adjus ed) coe i cien o
de e mina ion desc ibes he closeness o
he connec ion. The esul ing alue can be
in e p e ed in e ms o pe cen age, while
indica ing wha pe cen age he changes in he
esponse a iables a e dependen on changes
in he explana o y a iables. The coe i cien
o de e mina ion indica es he quali y o he
eg ession model; exp essed mo e p ecisely,
i indica es wha pe cen age o a iance o he
esponse a iables is explained by he model
and how much emains unexplained.
The i nal es is o es he causal link
be ween he ime sequences, using he
G ange causali y analysis. G ange de i ned
he concep o causali y in he p ac ical use o
ec o au o eg ession models (VAR models)
o es ic ed and un es ic ed eg ession.
The basic idea is ha when a se ies X a ec s
a se ies Y, hen he se ies X should imp o e
p edic ions o he se ies Y (Hendl, 2012). VAR
models a e based on a compa ison o esidues
o indi idual models di e ing in he numbe o
delays. The mos sui able model is chosen o
a ype ha has a minimum alue o AIC. Fo
he G ange causali y es we will use he null
hypo hesis ha he a iable X does no a ec he
a iable Y unde G ange ’s condi ions. The basic
models ake he ollowing o m (Hušek, 2007):
(7)
(8)
whe e αi and βi a e he coe i cien s o he
a iables, X and Y a e ime sequence a iables,
p is he delay and u is he andom componen .
The i s equa ion es ima es he dependen
a iable based on i s own delayed alues, he
second equa ion adds o i s own delayed alues
he delayed alues o he i s a iable. The
es is conduc ed using VAR models in which
an in e ac ion o up o eigh delays is es ed.
We ejec he null hypo hesis i he p- alue is
less han he signi i cance le el o 0.05. Hnízdo
(2015) u he explains he issue in de ail.
3. Da a
Da a on loans a e aken om he Czech
Na ional Bank (ČNB) da abase. These a e
loans o non- i nancial businesses, loans o
households, mo gage loans, consume loans
and o al loans. All a iables a e in he o m o
ela i e annual change in a qua e ly equency.
These da a a e seasonally adjus ed o he ime
pe iod 2004-2015. The ime se ies is based on
i nancial ma ke de elopmen s and changes in
he Czech economy. One eason o se ing his
se ies is he ac ha be o e 2004 he e we e
signi i can changes in he banking sec o in he
Czech Republic, which changed he owne ship
s uc u e, and he go e nmen had in e ene o
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s abilise he banking sec o and clea he deb s
o declining la ge banking companies. The da a
a e shown in he ollowing able. De elopmen
o he economy is measu ed using s anda d
indica o s o g oss domes ic p oduc in he
Czech Republic, epo ed in he s a is ics o
he Czech S a is ical O i ce and also e e ed
o in he da abase o he Czech Na ional
Bank. Again, o compa a i e pu poses, hese
a iables a e in he o m o ela i e annual
changes in a qua e ly equency. These da a
a e shown in he ollowing i gu e (Fig. 1).
Fig. 1 shows he s ong g ow h o all
componen s o loans g an ed in 2005-2008,
household loans and mo gages om an ea lie
pe iod. This is ela ed o he apid g ow h o
he economy, including expo s, which a e,
among o he hings, d i en by in es men
ac i i y. This is widely unded by loans
p o ided o businesses as well as by mo gage
loans. In addi ion, in e es a es ha e allen
sha ply a his ime, con ibu ing o a g ea e
willingness pa icula ly among households o
incu deb s. Ano he ac o is undoub edly he
demog aphic de elopmen , whe e a signi i can
po ion o he popula ion in his pe iod deal
wi h hei housing needs. A e 2008, on he
o he hand, he e ec s o he i nancial c isis
in de eloped coun ies begin o show. These
ha e mani es ed hemsel es in he Czech
Republic in he economic c isis and he decline
in in es men and c edi ac i i y esul ing om
a c isis o con i dence; i.e., due o he cau ion o
banks in g an ing loans.
Va iables a e examined in absolu e alues
and in in e -annual changes. Tab. 1 shows
desc ip ions o he a iables used.
Fig. 1: De elopmen o GDP and selec ed ypes o loans (annual change in %)
Sou ce: Czech Na ional Bank (2016)
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4. Resul s
As men ioned abo e, we a e in e es ed in
whe he he e is coin eg a ion among he
selec ed a iables. Tha is, whe he he gi en
ime se ies e ol e simila ly o e he long e m.
This is, om an economic poin o iew, he
unde lying idea o he c edi channel o he
mone a y policy ansmission mechanism. In
he sho e m, based on he in e p e a ion o
he coin eg a ion analysis, some disc epancies
may occu .
Based on he model chosen, an op imum
o de o delay is es ed, as well as da a
s a iona i y, coin eg a ion es and subsequen ly
he G ange causali y es is pe o med.
Fo his model, we i s de e mined he
op imum delay o de on he basis o AIC
(acco ding o Fo mula 1) o GDP in absolu e
e ms as well as in e -annual changes. The
esul s a e shown in he Tab. 2.
Based on he lowes alue o AIC, we
can conclude ha o he dependen a iable
GDP, he op imum delay is ha o he second
o de . The semi-annual delay iden i i ed will be
e l ec ed in subsequen es s. We will p oceed
o e i y he s a iona i y o he ime sequence.
The i ndings o s a iona i y in he ime se ies will
be made using he ex ended Dickey-Fulle es
(see o mula 6). A null hypo hesis is used o
he ADF es when he ime sequences es ed
a e no s a iona y. S a iona i y es esul s o
he se ies in absolu e alues and in e -annual
changes o GDP and o al loans a e shown in
he Tab. 3.
The esul s o he ADF uni oo es indica e
ha he o iginal da a o all ime sequences
a e non-s a iona y. Non-s a iona i y o he ime
se ies means ha appa en co ela ion could
occu o he co ela ion analysis. S a iona i y
o all ime sequence was achie ed only a e
hei di e en ia ion and he ime sequences a e
he e o e in eg a ed in s age I (1); see Pa 2
o he Tab. 3.
Based on he esul s shown abo e, we
can p oceed o he coin eg a ion es . The
coin eg a ion es is pe o med using he
Engle-G ange es (see o mula 2). This es
equi es non-s a iona i y o he o iginal ime
sequence and he same deg ee o in eg a ion.
Bo h condi ions a e shown in Tab. 3. The null
hypo hesis o coin eg a ion is ha he ime
sequences es ed a e no coin eg a ed. The
ype o es chosen is based on he lowes alue
o he Akaike c i e ion.
Tes ing coin eg a ion ela ionships o
a iables in absolu e alues is pe o med using
he EG es , whe e he model is chosen wi h a
cons an and end based on he lowes alue o
Va iable Mac oeconomic alue Uni Sou ce
Y G oss domes ic p oduc bn. CZK ČNB
Uc To al loans bn. CZK ČNB
∆Y GDP g ow h % ČNB
∆Uc To al loan g ow h % ČNB
Sou ce: own
O de o Delays AIC o ∆Y
13.41229
22.94612
32.99098
43.03142
Sou ce: own
Tab. 1: De i ni ion o he a iables used in he analyses
Tab. 2: Resul s o op imum o de o delay
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AIC, which amoun s o 1,121.736. The esul ing
calcula ed alues o de e mining coin eg a ion
a e lis ed in he Tab. 4.
Based on es s, we will no ejec he null
hypo hesis o non-coin eg a ion o he ime
sequence, as he calcula ed all p- alues a e
highe han he speci i ed signi i cance le el o
0.05. Fo his eason, in bo h cases, he es
se ies is non-coin eg a ed. In he ollowing
es , causali y is pe o med using a VAR model
(see o mula 3 and 4). Fo he G ange es s o
ime causali y, a null hypo hesis is se , ha he
de elopmen o bank loans does no a ec he
economic cycle and he e o e has no impac on
he o ecas s o he GDP. Tes s a e pe o med
o eigh qua e ly delays, whe e any causali y
can be assumed. Tes esul s o in e -annual
changes o qua e ly alues a e gi en in he
ollowing able (Tab. 5).
Causal ela ions o he de elopmen o
loans o GDP a e shown a a signi i cance
le el o 0.05 a wo, ou and eigh qua e ly
delays. Based on he calcula ed p- alue, i is
possible in h ee cases, o decide o ejec he
null hypo hesis a a signi i cance le el o 0.05.
F om he economic poin o iew i means ha
he de elopmen o bank loans in he o m
o ela i e annual changes ( o o al loans)
Model p- alue E alua ed esul o ADF es
Tes wi h cons an
∆Y0.6492 Time sequence is non-s a iona y
∆Uc 0.7910 Time sequence is non-s a iona y
∆Up 0.5196 Time sequence is non-s a iona y
∆Ud 0.8450 Time sequence is non-s a iona y
∆Uh 0.4006 Time sequence is non-s a iona y
∆Us 0.8225 Time sequence is non-s a iona y
Tes wi h cons an
Fi s di e ence ∆Y0.01756 Time sequence is s a iona y
Fi s di e ence ∆Uc 0.00427 Time sequence is s a iona y
Fi s di e ence ∆Up 0.00007 Time sequence is s a iona y
Fi s di e ence ∆Ud 0.00010 Time sequence is s a iona y
Fi s di e ence ∆Uh 0.00068 Time sequence is s a iona y
Fi s di e ence ∆Us 0.00006 Time sequence is s a iona y
Sou ce: own
Model Va iable AIC p- alue H0:
2 delays wi h cons an ∆Y 239.4507 0.0693 No ejec ed
1 delay wi h cons an and end ∆Up 232.1227 0.4894 No ejec ed
1 delay wi h cons an and end ∆Ud 231.2742 0.2772 No ejec ed
1 delay wi h cons an and end ∆Uh 228.4799 0.1836 No ejec ed
1 delay wi h cons an ∆Us 237.2326 0.1728 No ejec ed
Sou ce: own
Tab. 3: Resul s o ADF s a iona i y es o o al loans and GDP
Tab. 4: Resul s o he E-G coin eg a ion es in annual changes
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causally ac wi hin he meaning o G ange
causali y on he de elopmen o GDP, wi h a
ce ain ime lag.
The ollowing able (Tab. 6) shows he esul s
o he G ange causali y in qua e ly in e -annual
changes be ween de elopmen s in loans o
non- i nancial businesses and GDP g ow h.
Causal ela ions o he de elopmen o loans
o non- i nancial businesses o GDP a e shown
a a signi i cance le el o 0.05 a wo, ou and
eigh qua e ly delays. Based on he calcula ed
p- alue, i is possible in h ee cases, o decide
o ejec he null hypo hesis a a signi i cance
le el o 0.05. F om he economic poin o iew
i means ha he de elopmen o bank loans
in he o m o ela i e annual changes ( o
loans o non- i nancial businesses) causally ac
wi hin he meaning o G ange causali y on he
de elopmen o GDP, wi h a ce ain ime lag.
The Tab. 7 shows he esul s o he G ange
causali y in qua e ly in e -annual changes
be ween de elopmen s in loans o households
and GDP g ow h.
Causal ela ions o he de elopmen o loans
o households o GDP a e shown a a signi i cance
le el o 0.05 a one, wo, ou and six qua e ly
delays. Based on he calcula ed p- alue, i is
possible in ou cases, o decide o ejec he null
hypo hesis a a signi i cance le el o 0.05. F om
he economic poin o iew i means ha he
de elopmen o bank loans in he o m o ela i e
annual changes ( o loans o households) causally
ac wi hin he meaning o G ange causali y on he
de elopmen o GDP, wi h a ce ain ime lag.
The Tab. 8 shows he esul s o he G ange
causali y in qua e ly in e -annual changes
be ween de elopmen s in mo gage loans and
GDP g ow h.
Null hypo hesis Delay p- alue H0:
∆Uc does no causally ac on ∆Y1 0.1843 No ejec ed
∆Uc does no causally ac on ∆Y2 0.0070 Rejec ed
∆Uc does no causally ac on ∆Y3 0.2816 No ejec ed
∆Uc does no causally ac on ∆Y4 0.0086 Rejec ed
∆Uc does no causally ac on ∆Y5 0.3925 No ejec ed
∆Uc does no causally ac on ∆Y6 0.4210 No ejec ed
∆Uc does no causally ac on ∆Y7 0.1402 No ejec ed
∆Uc does no causally ac on ∆Y8 0.0176 Rejec ed
Sou ce: own
Null hypo hesis Delay p- alue H0:
∆Up does no causally ac on ∆Y1 0.5110 No ejec ed
∆Up does no causally ac on ∆Y2 0.0039 Rejec ed
∆Up does no causally ac on ∆Y3 0.4321 No ejec ed
∆Up does no causally ac on ∆Y4 0.0172 Rejec ed
∆Up does no causally ac on ∆Y5 0.6775 No ejec ed
∆Up does no causally ac on ∆Y6 0.8680 No ejec ed
∆Up does no causally ac on ∆Y7 0.0769 No ejec ed
∆Up does no causally ac on ∆Y8 0.0458 Rejec ed
Sou ce: own
Tab. 5: Resul s o G ange causali y in annual changes – o al loans
Tab. 6: Resul s o G ange causali y in annual changes – loans o non- i nancial
businesses
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