Dollarization and money demand stability in Bolivia

Money Demand and Macroeconomic Stability Revisited1

This paper reexamines the role of money demand for the local dynamics of a sticky price model where money enters the utility function and monetary policy is either conducted according to a Taylor-type interest rate rule or to a Friedman-type constant money growth rule. It is shown that activeness, which is commonly recommended as a device for a stabilizing interest rate policy, leads to stable ...

demand for money and it's stability in iran

the objective of this study is to estimate the demand for money in iran using the autoregressive distributed lag (ardl) approach to cointegration analysis. the empirical results show that there is a unique cointegrated and stable long-run relationship among m1 monetary aggregate, income, inflation and exchange rate. we find that the income elasticity and exchange rate coefficients are positive ...

The Stability of Demand for Money and its Dynamic Aspects in Iran

Dollarization and Macroeconomic Stability in Latin America

This paper examines if dollarization has had a positive impact on the macroeconomic stability of Latin American countries. Dollarization refers to either the official or unofficial replacement of local currencies with the U.S. dollar. Currently four Latin American countries are officially dollarized and the rest experience varying levels of unofficial dollarization. Data from the World Bank Wor...

Financial Innovation and the Stability of Money Demand in Korea

The existence of a stable demand function for M2 in Korea is important for the conduct of monetary policy and financial analysis. However, despite much research into the subject, results thus far yield no conclusion as to whether M2 demand is in fact stable. Previous studies, however, have failed to adequately control for financial innovation. When adding a proxy for such innovation to the coin...