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significant in the money demand function, indicating existence of currency substitution in Turkey. The dynamics of money demand is … demand for money in Turkey is stable, despite the economic reforms and financial crises.  …This paper investigates the empirical relationship between money, real income, interest rates, inflation and expected …
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multiple currencies to deal with uncertainty in their optimal consumption bundles. We argue that this equilibrium is Pareto …
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This paper falls under the literature on weighted monetary aggregates that seeks to relax the assumption of perfect substitutability of assets implicit in the use of traditional monetary aggregates. Specifically, using the methodology recently proposed by Feldstein and Stock, an estimation is...
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appropriate for the level of knowledge, development and maturity of countries today. International trade and currencies are a key … perceive trade and one another in the currency process, currencies being the mechanism by which countries measure the value and …
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This paper analyzes the role of money, credit, trade and competitiveness variables in signaling currency crises in a … sample of East Asian and Latin American countries over the period 1972:01-1997:10. Bivariate tests suggest that money and …
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, as part of its task of overall supervision of the money supply. …
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This report has been prepared to meet the Commission's commitment to carry out, before the end of 1998, an initial evaluation of the implementation of its Recommendation 98/286/EC on banking charges for conversion to the Euro. The report sets out, as a basis for consultation, the information...
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We argue that allowing for the possibility of a self-fulfilling panic helps understand several features of the recent Mexican crisis. Self-fulfilling expectations became decisive in generating a panic only after the government ran down gross reserves and ran up short-term dollar debt. We present...
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