Politická ekonomie 2003, 51(6):825-837 | DOI: 10.18267/j.polek.440

Makroekonomické veličiny a ceny akcií

Jan Kodera, Václava Pánková
Vysoká škola ekonomická, Praha.

Macroeconomic variables and stock prices

A theoretical model describing a dependence of stock index on relevant macroeconomic variables is derived. Starting by two possible approaches, portfolio theory and heterogeneous agent hypothesis, the same model formulation resulted. An application was performed, using empirical data of the Prague Stock Exchange and of the Czech Republic economy. Working with the whole sample of observations, a significant relation of stock index and explanatory variables as for industrial production, exchange rate, interest rate, was hardly to be found. Studying an indication of three structural change points, this hypothesis was confirmed by a test and relating re-estimation was performed. A basic information about the problem of structural breaks is given.

Keywords: portfolio theory, stock demand, stock index, heterogeneous agents hypothesis, structural break points
JEL classification: C51, G10

Published: December 1, 2003  Show citation

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Kodera, J., & Pánková, V. (2003). Macroeconomic variables and stock prices. Politická ekonomie, 51(6), 825-837. doi: 10.18267/j.polek.440
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