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This 11 page paper looks at the theoretical link between an increase in money supply and increases in inflation rates. After considering these links information form a range of countries is present to assess the extent of the link over different time periods and the evidence to support the link from countries with hyperinflation. The bibliography cites 6 sources.
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11 pages (~225 words per page)
File: TS14_TEmoneyinf.rtf
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Year in 116 Countries 8 Figure 2 Inflation and Money Supply Growth Correlation over 5 Years in 116 Countries 9 Figure 3 Inflation and Money Supply Growth Correlation over 10 Years in
116 Countries 10 Figure 4 Inflation and Money Supply Growth Correlation over 30 Years in 116 Countries 10 Figure 5 Money Supply Growth and Inflation in Hyperinflations Period in Argentina 11 Figure 6
Money Supply Growth and Inflation in Hyperinflation Hungary 12 1. Introduction The link between
money supply and inflation has been present in econometric theory for many years. However, the concept of monetary policy and the way that money supplies are controlled or managed has
been paid less attention in recent years as aspect of fiscal policy and the role of interest rates. In recent speeches regarding econometrics measures and aspects of econometrics the attention
on money supply has been lower but this does not mean the same links are theorised in the past may not exist, however, it is also possible in the past
there has been an over emphasis on this. To consider if there is a link between monetary supply and inflation we need to look at the theory and the evidence
that ether supports or contradicts the idea there is a link. 2. Literature Review 2.1 Basic Theories A traditional view has been that governments
should try to control a rate of the growth of the money produced. It has been believed by classical economists that there is a constant and predictable relationship between nominal
income and money supply. Equilibrium in money market can be maintained by allowing the money supply to increase at a similar rate, this is known as quantity theory of money.
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