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Financial Reforms and Money Demand : Evidence from 20 Developing Countries

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The effects of financial reforms on money demand (M1) are analyzed with estimates for two sets of sub-samples and two break dates for twenty developing Asian and African countries. In all cases, the magnitude of income elasticity does not change significantly when compared with sub-samples and...

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