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Diagnostic Results
0.9997 __ 0.004771
R Square Standard Error
0.9996 __ 8071.159
Adjusted R Square F-Statistics
0.183686
Explained Sum of Mean Sum of
1.6535 __
Square Square
Hypothesis
H0: Oil demand depends on oil prices
Results Interpretation
There is a positive but statistically insignificant relationship between oil demand and oil prices
because the probability value (p-value) is greater than 0.1, both coefficient insignificantly
positively related with each other. The coefficient value of oil supply is (0.0771) it means that, if
oil supply increases by 1% the demand of oil will also increase by 7.71%. A statistical insignificant
negative relationship between consumer price index (Inflation) and oil demand shows that, both
variables are negatively related with each other. The coefficient value of consumer price index is
(-0.0005), which means that if inflation increase by 1% the oil demand will be decreased by 0.05%.
Oil prices is one of the most important determinant of oil demand and the relationship between
both variable is negative. It means that when oil price increases by 1% the oil demand will be
decreased by 0.01%. The both variables interest rate and disposable income also has a negative
relationship with oil demand. Disposable income (Income-Tax) and interest rate negatively related
with oil prices meaning that when both variables increases by one percent the oil demand will be
R-Square
The R-squared of the regression is the fraction of the variation in your dependent variable that is
accounted for (or predicted by) independent variables. In regression with a single independent
variable, it is the same as the square of the correlation between your dependent and independent
variable. In (Table 1) the value of R-square is 0.9997, which means that the variation in depended
Explained Sum of Square, total Sum of Square and Residuals Sum of Square
The total sum square (TSS) meaning that the total variation in all variables and explained sum of
square (ESS) means that the how much the error is explained. The residuals sum of square(RSS)
measure of the amount of error remaining between the regression function and the data set. In
(Table 1) the value of explained sum of square is (1.6535), which tells us the variation in model.
F-Statistics
The F value is the ratio of the mean regression sum of squares divided by the mean error sum of
squares. The F-statistics value tells us whether the model as a whole has statistically significant.
In our analysis, the F-statistics value is (8071.159), which shows that model is statistically
significant.
The standard error of the coefficient measures the standard deviation of the coefficient, the amount
it varies across variables. Interest rate standard error value as high as is (0.002212), which means
that the interest rate variation from means is 0.22%. Oil supply has a minimum variation from
means because its value is less than others variable which is (0.000208).
t-Statistics
The t-statistics value tells us the significant level of the coefficient, the should be greater than 1.96.
In table 1, the value of intercept is greater than 1.96 which means that it is statistically significant
Standard error of the regression represents the average distance that the observed values fall from
the regression line. Conveniently, it tells you how wrong the regression model is on average using
the units of the response variable. In table 1 the standard error of the regression value is (0.004771)
smaller values are better because it indicates that the observations are closer to the fitted line.
Question 5
Forecasting Data
Stocks
GDP Imports of
Oil rents Official traded,
growth goods and
Years Countary (% of exchange Exports total
(annual services (%
GDP) rate Inflation, of goods value (%
%) of GDP)
(LCU per GDP and of GDP)
US$, deflator services
period (annual (% of
average) %) GDP)
Years Countary GDPG OILR EXCR INF IMPG EXPG STVL
Years GDPG Forecast OILR Forecast EXCR Forecast INF Fastorec IMPG Forecast EXPG Forecast STVL Forecast
2001 1.399085 13.33381 3.6725 -2.34931 40.70535 49.15923 2.610465
2002 2.433457 12.1884 3.6725 3.77084 43.56831 49.50335 2.22123
2003 8.800541 15.11651 3.6725 4.072407 46.37697 55.9232 0.778471
2004 9.566437 17.97834 3.6725 8.501422 53.05488 63.56779 2.885519
2005 4.855141 21.10207 3.6725 16.52602 51.96769 67.58543 15.13458
2006 9.83732 5.410932098 23.27444 15.94383 3.6725 3.6725 11.96243 6.104276 50.84287 47.13464 68.62783 57.1478 9.088774 4.726052
2007 3.18439 7.098579046 21.16274 17.93195 3.6725 3.6725 12.53396 8.966623 64.41406 49.16215 72.3841 61.04152 18.45719 6.021714
2008 3.191836 7.248765719 24.18189 19.72682 3.6725 3.6725 18.53335 10.71925 69.64566 53.33129 78.86789 65.61767 22.54868 9.268907
2009 -5.24292 6.127024811 15.75853 21.5399 3.6725 3.6725 -15.183 13.61144 73.80863 57.98503 79.65332 70.20661 25.95278 13.62295
2010 1.635449 3.165153103 20.17781 21.09594 3.6725 3.6725 12.49018 8.874556 79.03289 62.13578 77.71304 73.42371 9.56176 18.2364
2011 6.35892 2.521214674 24.83325 20.91108 3.6725 3.6725 13.81538 8.067388 81.6311 67.54882 89.7198 75.44923 4.275865 17.12184
2012 5.104679 1.82553476 24.83727 21.22285 3.6725 3.6725 1.625947 8.437977 85.31346 73.70647 100.2615 79.66763 4.789479 16.15926
2013 5.789906 2.209592611 24.04403 21.95775 3.6725 3.6725 -1.53644 6.256374 85.22885 77.88635 100.5491 85.2431 5.497841 13.42571
2014 3.284926 2.72920657 21.36983 21.93018 3.6725 3.6725 -0.0136 2.242415 89.02285 81.00299 99.10015 89.57935 35.73048 10.01554
2015 3.828867 4.434776178 11.20584 23.05244 3.6725 3.6725 -14.4962 5.276291 96.02391 84.04583 100.4056 93.46872 16.09121 11.97109
2016 3.03646 4.873459778 26.97275 21.25804 3.6725 3.6725 -5.44304 -0.12099 101.4398 87.44403 103.8212 98.00722 14.19346 13.27697
Five years Ahead Forecasting (GDP)
Lower
Confidence
Forecast(GDP Bound(GDP Upper Confidence
GDP growth growth (annual growth (annual Bound(GDP growth
Years (annual %) %)) %)) (annual %))
2001 1.39908503
2002 2.43345681
2003 8.800540815
2004 9.566436637
2005 4.855141196
2006 9.837319773
2007 3.184390174
2008 3.191836276
2009 -5.242921907
2010 1.635449053
2011 6.358920203
2012 5.104679428
2013 5.78990607
2014 3.284926133
2015 3.828867056
2016 3.036459796 3.036459796 3.04 3.04
2017 2.920139359 -5.18 11.02
2018 2.826387745 -5.34 11.00
2019 2.732636132 -5.50 10.97
2020 2.638884518 -5.66 10.94
GDP Graph
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