Search Results - subject:"Endogeneity of Money"

The politics of Canadian monetary policy : reassessing Canadian inflation, part II

Aquanno, Scott; Brennan, Jordan - In: Journal of economic issues : jei 50 (2016) 3, pp. 814-833

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Effect of Official Dollarization on Macroeconomic Performance and Money-Price Relationship in Ecuador

Togay, Selahattin; Taş, Bedri Kamil Onur - 2009

This paper investigates effects of official dollarization on the macroeconomic performance of Ecuador using a time series perspective. More specifically, we investigate how dollarization effects inflation, GDP, inflation uncertainty and money-price relationship in Ecuador. There are four main...

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Effect of Official Dollarization on Macroeconomic Performance and Money-Price Relationship in Ecuador

Togay, Selahattin; Taþ, Bedri Kamil Onur - Türkiye Ekonomi Kurumu - TEK - 2009

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Exchange Rates and the Money Demand Process during the Persistently High Inflation Period in the Turkish Economy: Causes and Dynamics

Bilal, Savaş - 2008

endogeneity of money. Implicitly, the money supply process with regard to Turkish inflation is unpredictable with respect to the …

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Exchange Rates and the Money Demand Process during the Persistently High Inflation Period in the Turkish Economy: Causes and Dynamics

Bilal, Savaþ - Türkiye Ekonomi Kurumu - TEK - 2008

endogeneity of money. Implicitly, the money supply process with regard to Turkish inflation is unpredictable with respect to the …). Cagan assumes the exogeneity of money. Sargent et al. suggest the endogeneity of money. Implicitly, the money supply … in Turkey. Key Words: Demand for Money, High Inflation, Granger Causality, Exogeneity of Money, Endogeneity of Money …

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Keynes and the endogeneity of money

Carvalho, Fernando J. Cardim de - In: Review of Keynesian Economics 1 (2013) 4, pp. 431-431

A common feature of practically all strands of post-Keynesian theory is the notion that the money supply should not be considered as fixed independently of money demand in macroeconomic models. There are, however, at least two ways to postulate money endogeneity. The first, and perhaps best...

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Keynes and the endogeneity of money

Carvalho, Fernando J. Cardim de - In: Review of Keynesian economics 1 (2013) 4, pp. 431-446

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INFORMEDNESS OF ECONOMIC AGENTS AND THE QUANTITY THEORY OF MONEY

Salvary, Stanley C. W. - EconWPA - 2005

Historically, informedness of economic agents via price stability has been a rationale for the money supply rule derived from the Quantity Theory of Money. The monetarists maintain that changes in the price level are attributable to the level of the money supply; hence, a money supply rule is...

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La dollerisation des économies émergentes

PONSOT, Jean-François - Laboratoire d'Économie de Dijon (LEDI), Université de … - 2002

jure dollarization consistency with both of principles guiding the monetary economy of production: (1) endogeneity of money …

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The endogeneity of money : post-Keynesian and Marxian concepts compared

Mollo, Maria de Lourdes Rollemberg - 1999

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