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Money growth, output growth, and inflation : a reexamination of the modern quantity theory's linchpin prediction

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Inflation and central bank independence : two-way causality?

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Inflation and central bank independence : conventional wisdom redux

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The sacrifice ratio and central bank independence revisited

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The effect of central bank independence on inflation in developing countries

Brumm, Harold J. - In: Economics letters 90 (2006) 2, pp. 189-193

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Inflation and central bank independence: Two-way causality?

Brumm, Harold J. - In: Economics Letters 111 (2011) 3, pp. 220-222

It is now generally accepted that there is a negative relationship between inflation and central bank independence (CBI). This study finds that inflation and CBI are endogenously determined, yet the negative correlation between the two remains robust.

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