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Table 1: Demand side of the energy (year 2011) Annual growth rate of
Table 2 shows the estimates from GJR model.  Parameters are estimated using asymmetric based GJR over the period 1972 to 2010
Table 3 represents the variance decomposition of macroeconomic activities of the VAR model that used the oil price volatility as exogenous variables

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