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and error correction model (ECM) are applied to explain the dynamic movement of the<br />

variables in the lagged system.<br />

The quarterly GDP time series data are converted into monthly using Chow and Lin<br />

(1971 372-375) procedure. The idea is that the GDP is observable at the quarterly<br />

frequency, but the indicators used the indicators employed to disaggregate it are observable<br />

at a highest frequency, the data are available on a monthly basis, and are potentially<br />

in<strong>for</strong>mative variables.<br />

In order to illustrate the method, is monthly values of one of the GDP components<br />

and n are set of variables available monthly and contain in<strong>for</strong>mation about .<br />

( )<br />

Where ( ). The monthly error term is ( )with unknown serial correlation<br />

coefficient and V is the error covariance matrix <strong>for</strong>mulated as follows:<br />

[ ]<br />

( )<br />

Taking quarterly averages of equation number (4.50) to obtain the following equation:<br />

( ) or y.=X.β+μ.<br />

Where is the matrix that converts monthly observations to quarterly averages,<br />

where a dot subscript is a quarterly average. ( ) ( ) is the quarterly<br />

error covariance matrix. Finally, the estimated monthly values <strong>for</strong> the GDP component ̂<br />

are computed by Chow-Lin’s <strong>for</strong>mula as follows:<br />

̂ ̂ ̂ ( ) ̂<br />

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