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. 2023 May 8;9(1):87. doi: 10.1186/s40854-023-00478-2

Table 14.

Direct model parameter estimation for Japanese hotel stocks: a short-term sample immediately before and after COVID-19

Regime 1 Regime 2 T-Matrix
C1 λ1 k1 C2 λ2 k2 δ1 δ2
FJT 3.228E−03 − 1.350E−04 − 6.536 − 1.243E−02 2.760E−06 − 3.111 − 0.516 − 2.167
IMP − 2.239E−03 2.190E−05 − 2.731 1.163E−03 − 1.320E−04 − 4.621 1.723 − 1.362
RYL − 2.324E−03 5.530E−05 − 5.975 − 5.413E−03 − 4.990E−05 − 3.104 − 20.338 − 0.428
KYT 1.021E−02 − 4.150E−05 − 9.027 − 8.209E−03 − 4.590E−05 − 3.143 − 21.407 − 2.444
OL 3.114E−03 − 4.710E−05 − 3.373 6.772E−03 − 8.270E−05 − 6.753 1.667 0.942
SB − 6.951E−03 − 1.240E−05 − 8.331 − 6.558E−03 − 3.710E−05 − 3.467 − 1.205 − 2.484
KRT − 1.626E−02 5.280E−05 − 2.976 − 3.888E−03 − 1.400E−04 − 7.234 2.581 0.937

Note that the bold numbers represent statistical significance at 5%. We obtain statistically significant and negative λ1 or λ2, representing the impact of changes in the number of COVID-19 cases on hotel stock prices in Regime 1 or 2, respectively, except for RYL. In addition, there were a number of cases where the transition probabilities of δ1 and/or δ2 were not statistically significant