The demand for money in Greece: evidence through a shopping-time technology model and cointegration
Keywords:
Money, Money supply, Demand of money, GreeceAbstract
The objective of this paper is to estimate a long-run version of money demand in Greece through
cointegration tests and over the period 1978-1995. The feature that distinguishes this paper from the
conventional ad-hoc money demand models is that the money demand function is derived through a
shopping-time technology which seems the proper approach when the reason for holding money balances
is the motive of minimizing the transactions costs.
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12-01-1999
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Απέργης Ν. Ε., Καρπέτης Χ., Κωτσιοπούλου Α., Μιτακίδου Ε., & Τσιακίρη Θ. (1999). The demand for money in Greece: evidence through a shopping-time technology model and cointegration. SPOUDAI Journal of Economics and Business, 49(1-4), 33–45. Retrieved from https://spoudai.org/index.php/journal/article/view/518
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