Monetary Inflation Mechanism.
An Empirical View
Monetary Inflation Mechanism.
An Empirical View
Author(s): Liviu C. Andrei, Andrei Dalina
Subject(s): Economy
Published by: Scientia Moralitas Research Institute
Keywords: inflation (rate); (required & excess) monetary reserves; Fed; cointegration; fiat; money supply
Summary/Abstract: We prefer to reconsider once again our larger paper published earlier1, as we did it already for at least three of its revealed correlations: between nominal GDP and both monetary reserves and money supply (Andrei & Andrei 2014a, b) and between money multiplier and velocity (Andrei 2014), this time for something within our database (i.e. the Federal Reserves of Saint Lois State/FRED) that regards the inflation rate from nearby. Following our basic paper reference’s basics, inflation might be proper to both representative and fiat monies, but more deeply to the latter, although both monies again keep either the money supply and reserves as components. On the other hand, the same inflation is a so reach topic for theorists of all groups of thinking,e.g. there are some that identify it out of just money origins. This paper below tries to explain a monetary inflation mechanism in normal (out of crisis) environment.
Book: GLOBALIZATION – Economic, Social and Moral Implications
- Page Range: 1-7
- Page Count: 7
- Publication Year: 2017
- Language: English
- Content File-PDF
