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Nevertheless, there was no evidence that this model was any better than other models using the output gap or nominal money growth.

He would argue that we need to keep money growth stable, and if it slows, pick it up.

An increase in nominal money growth decreases nominal interest rates in the short run, but increase them in the long run.

In the short run, however, a decrease in money growth leads to a slowdown in growth and an increase in unemployment for some time.

on condition that the speed shock is IDD, the influence of speed shock upon the money growth rate is temporary.

According to the monetary policy in the next 2 years, the top priority is to gradually tighten money growth and absorb the excessive supply.

Despite shifting to a "prudent" monetary policy stance, the target for broad money growth is still 16 per cent.

If it holds down its currency, foreign-exchange inflows will boost money growth.

Jean-Claude Trichet, the ECB's president, cited vigorous money growth after the bank raised its base rate to 4% on June 6th.

The findings of the research indicated that periods of above-equilibrium money growth tended to increase inflation pressures in the economy.

The sharp rise in narrow-money growth has not translated into lending to companies and individuals.

But when the economy begins to recover, these reserves can be converted into new loans and faster money growth.

However, increases in money growth affect inflation with a long and variable lag.

Despite massive sterilization efforts by the PBC, excess domestic money growth led to inflationary pressure from 2006 to July 2008.

There may be tentative signs that the pace of broad-money growth is accelerating.

Low interest rates and strong money growth play a significant part, too, in creating memorably bad outcomes.

An article in the latest Bank of England quarterly bulletin analyses the weakness in broad money growth.

Today excess liquidity (money growth minus GDP growth) is growing at its fastest pace on record.

The accumulation of vast foreign-exchange reserves has fuelled domestic money growth and the inflation rate has tripled in the past year.

The broad M2 measure of money growth, which includes deposits but not wealth products, was nearly 1 percentage point below forecasts.

In the monetarist model that he practiced, money growth beyond a pre-set point was inflation.

In the euro area and Britain, broad money growth is running well ahead of nominal GDP.

When velocity is stable, the Fed should keep money growth steady.

Foreign-exchange accumulation has accounted for 40. 0% of M2 money growth in 2006.

This article urges that silver money growth is a key to transformation of the society.

An analysis of the Short- Term Fluctuations and Long- Term Equilibrium between Money Growth and Inflation

Money Growth in Stochastic Control Models