Dynamic and Causal Relationship Between the Monetary Mass, the Exchange Rate and Inflation in Algeria During (1990-2014)
Soundous Chaibainou
Dr. Fouzi Choug
Dr. Said Brika
Economic Departement
Management Departement
Commercials Department
Oum Elbuaghi University- Algeria Ouargla Univirsity -Algeria
Oum Elbuaghi University- Algeria
fouzichoug@yahoo.fr soundouschaibainou@gmail.com
Received 20/11/2017 Accepted 07/06/2018
https://doi.org/10.12816/0054736
Abstract:
The importance of studying the dynamic relationship between money supply, exchange rate and inflation has a great impact on the macroeconomic balance of any country. The study is tackled in two ways: The theoretical aspect of analyzing the evolution of these variables in Algeria during the period 1990-2014.This is crucial to the Algerian economy, during which it known as a transition period is marked by structural reforms. an empirical study is also conducted in which we found that inflation in Algeria is affected by changes in money supply and exchange rate, through the results of the estimation of the long-term equilibrium relationship, and the error correction model, based on the two-stage Engel-Granger method and outputs of (EVIEWS8)software.
Keywords: exchange rate, money supply, inflation, Causality, joint integration.
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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License