英文摘要 |
In this paper, we test whether there exist crisis contagion and spillover effects between the stock and exchange markets of Taiwan and two stock market indices of the US (the NASDAQ and S&P500). The time points of structural changes in the volatility of the return are detected first, based on the iterated cumulative sums of squares algorithm developed by Inclán and Tiao (1994). Second, this paper estimates the dynamic conditional correlation-multivariate GARCH models supported by Engle (2000). We obtain the dynamic conditional correlation coefficients using a standard deviation estimated by the GARCH model, including dummy variables instead of the breakpoints of the individual markets. Moreover, this system also constructs a simultaneous confidence interval to test for a contagion effect. Finally, this paper shows that the VAR model can be used to test the spillover effect using the Granger-causality test and impulse response function. Therefore, we find that the stock and exchange markets of Taiwan do demonstrate the effect of crisis contagion from the US to Taiwan, and that there exists bi-directional Granger causality ( feedback) between the stock and exchange markets of Taiwan. |