Drex483rd Equation: Dependent Variable: DiipukDoilpreALLDoilprDoilpr kDoilpr SDoilprDtradDiipuk eDiipuk DrexDiipuDiipuk sDiipuk DoilprDiipuk ALL4th Equation: Dependent Variable: DiipusDtradDiipus eDiipusDiipus kDiipusDiipus5th Equation: Dependent Variable: DoilprDtradDrexDiipuDoilprALLDrexDiipu9.079DiipuALL12.819.143916.19116.56355.9410.4317.20327.78217.8377.0768.297914.61314.89829.55170.3351212121248121212124812121212480.0030.3830.6910.1830.1670.2010.5780.1420.0060.1210.0050.7610.2630.2470.0030.019Interpret the findings of the above result in detail with respect to all the equations and allthe variables. 5. We ran a Vector-autoregresive model with five variables: with dtrade (change intrade balance), drex (change in real exchange rate), diipuk (change in Index of UKIndustrial production), diipus ((change in Index of US Industrial production) anddoilpr (change in Index of Oil price Index) and the result from Granger Causality testis as follows:Granger causality Tests Results:onEquatiDtrade2df x²1st Equation: Dependent Variable: DtradeDtrade kDtradeDtradeExcludedDrexDrexkDrex SDrexDiipuDiipuDoilprALLDtradDiipuchiDiipuDoilpr10.72Dtrade482nd Equation: Dependent Variable: DrexDrex e13.33313.71927.02861.6160.7979.6463.741123.23312121212121212Prob >0.0340.3450.3190.0080.090.0530.0740.0220.352

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Equation	Excluded	$chi squared$	df	$text Prob end text greater than chi squared$
1st Equation: Dependent Variable: Dtrade
Dtrade	Drex	10.72	12	0.034
Dtrade	Diipuk	13.333	12	0.035
Dtrade	Diipus	13.719	12	0.319
Dtrade	Doilpr	27.028	12	0.009
Dtrade	ALL	61.616	48	0.09

2nd Equation: Dependent Variable: Drex
Drex	Dtrade	0.797	12	0.053
Drex	Diipu	9.646	12	0.074
Drex	Diipu	3.741	12	0.022
Drex	Doilpr	3.233	12	0.352
Drex	ALL	9.079	48	0.003

3rd Equation: Dependent Variable: Diipuk
Diipuk	Dtrade	12.81	12	0.383
Diipuk	Drex	9.1439	12	0.691
Diipuk	Diipus	16.191	12	0.183
Diipuk	Doilpr	16.563	12	0.167
Diipuk	ALL	55.94	48	0.201

4th Equation: Dependent Variable: Diipus
Diipus	Dtrade	10.43	12	0.578
Diipus	Drex	17.203	12	0.142
Diipus	Diipuk	27.782	12	0.006
Diipus	Doilpr	17.83	12	0.121
Diipus	ALL	77.076	48	0.005

5th Equation: Dependent Variable: Doilpr
Doilpr	Dtrade	8.2979	12	0.761
Doilpr	Drex	14.613	12	0.263
Doilpr	Diipuk	14.898	12	0.247
Doilpr	Diipus	29.551	12	0.003
Doilpr	ALL	70.335	48	0.019