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In 1977
  • RDP 7707: Money and the Balance of Payments
  • RDP 7706: Interest Rates and Exchange Rate Expectations in the RBA76 Model
  • RDP 7705: Modelling Monetary Disequilibrium
  • RDP 7704: Money and Money-income: An Essay on the 'Transmission Mechanism'
  • RDP 7703: Price and Quantity Responses to Monetary Impulses in a Model of a Small Open Economy
  • RDP 7702: Inflation and Economic Stability in a Small Open Economy: A Systems Approach
  • RDP 7701 abridged: A Preliminary Annual Database 1900/01 to 1973/74 Abridged Version
  • RDP 7701: A Preliminary Annual Database 1900/01 to 1973/74

Research Discussion Paper – RDP 1977-05 Modelling Monetary Disequilibrium[*]

P.D. Jonson and J.C. Taylor

September 1977

  • Preface

Contents

  • Introduction
  • Monetary Disequilibrium and its Channels of Influence
  • The effect of Dropping the Monetary Disequilibrium Variable
  • A Model with a Conventional Demand Function for Money
  • Conclusions
  • Appendix A: Model Specifiction, Parameter Estimates and Test Statistics for Model 1
  • Appendix B: Parameter Estimates and Test Statistics for Models 2 and 3
  • Appendix C: Parameter Estimates and Test Statistics for Models 4 and 5
  • References

Endnote

The analysis and conclusions in this paper are those of the authors, and are not necessarily shared by the Reserve Bank of Australia. [*]

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