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the behavior US money demand over the period of 1980:Q1–2010:Q4, using the standard linear cointegration procedures found …
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through the estimation of long-run money demand relationships using cointegration and long-horizon approaches. Realizing that …
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In this paper, we estimate the long-run equilibrium relationship between money balance as a ratio of income and the Treasury bill rate for the period of 1965:02 to 2007:01, and, in turn, use the relationship to obtain welfare cost estimates of inflation. Using the Johansen (1991, 1995)...
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We examine the long-run demand for money of Hong Kong using the autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) cointegration …
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), using the same data set, but based on Johansen’s (1991, 1995) cointegration technique, the values are less by more than half …
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In 1963, Nobel Laureate, Robert Mundell (1963) argued that the demand for money could depend on the exchange rate, in addition to income and interest rate. In this paper, we argue that, in addition to the exchange rate itself, its volatility could also serve as another determinant of the demand...
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To account for currency substitution, most studies today include exchange rate as a determinant of the demand for money, in addition to income and interest rate. This tradition goes back to Robert Mundell who introduced this notion in 1963. In this paper, we demonstrate that the failure to find...
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's cointegration technique to establish the long-run relationship between exports and output (in presence of other factors), we rely …
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The literature on causality takes contradictory stands regarding the direction of causal relationships based on whether one uses temporally aggregated or systematically sampled data. Using the relationship between a nominal target and the instrument used to achieve it, as an example, we show...
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