Inflationary Effects of Oil Prices in Turkey: A Regime-Switching Approach

This paper investigates the existence of oil pass-through to inflation for Turkey covering the period February 1996-May 2007. Oil price-augmented Phillips curves are estimated with linear and Markov regime-switching models. Markov regime-switching models reveal the asymmetric structure of oil pass-t...

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Crude oil prices
Economic crises
Economic indicators
Economic inflation
Economic models
Emerging markets
Finance
Inflation
Inflation shocks
Macroeconomics
Markov analysis
Markov regime-switching models
Oil prices
oil shocks
Output gaps
pass-through
Phillips curve
Studies
Trade finance
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