
Merve KOCAMAN
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developed and five developing top oil importer countries. To test the causality relationship between oil price shocks
and macroeconomic variables, Hatemi-J (2011) panel asymmetric causality test is performed. Results show that
while negative shocks positively affect developing countries’ GDP, positive shocks negatively affect developed
countries' GDP. Although oil prices have a significant role in Turkiye’s, Poland’s, Germany’s, and Italy’s inflation
rate, the pass-through effect is incomplete. Regarding unemployment, while positive oil price shocks increase
unemployment in China and Turkiye, among the developed countries, only Germany and Singapore experience a
rise in unemployment. As a result, the most negatively affected developed countries are detected as Germany and
Singapore. On the other hand, among the developing countries, the most negatively affected country is identified
as Turkiye. Therefore, these countries should shift to alternative energy resources to eliminate the negative effects
of oil price shocks.
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developed and five developing top oil importer countries. To test the causality relationship between oil price shocks
and macroeconomic variables, Hatemi-J (2011) panel asymmetric causality test is performed. Results show that
while negative shocks positively affect developing countries’ GDP, positive shocks negatively affect developed
countries' GDP. Although oil prices have a significant role in Turkiye’s, Poland’s, Germany’s, and Italy’s inflation
rate, the pass-through effect is incomplete. Regarding unemployment, while positive oil price shocks increase
unemployment in China and Turkiye, among the developed countries, only Germany and Singapore experience a
rise in unemployment. As a result, the most negatively affected developed countries are detected as Germany and
Singapore. On the other hand, among the developing countries, the most negatively affected country is identified
as Turkiye. Therefore, these countries should shift to alternative energy resources to eliminate the negative effects
of oil price shocks.