...Isaac Ofoeda; John Kwaku Mensah Mawutor; Isaac Boadi; Desmond Aboagye; Freeman Christian Gborse; Ernest Sogah Purpose The purpose of the study is to investigate the asymmetric effect of inflation on financial development (FD). Design/methodology/approach For the econometrics estimations...

... does not have a significant effect on the unemployment rate. Real GDP growth has a significant negative effect on the unemployment rate which supports the prediction of the Okun’s Law while the inflation rate has a positive and insignificant effect on the rate of unemployment in ECOWAS countries which...

...Muzffar Hussain Dar; Md. Zulquar Nain Purpose This study examines the possibility of asymmetric impact of inflation on the financial development (FD) in the case of Indian economy from 1980 to 2020. Moreover, the finance–growth hypothesis is also tested. Design/methodology/approach The authors...

... of people are most affected by inflation, its impact on their quality of life and the different coping mechanisms the citizens employ to endure the period of growing prices. Findings The results show that some groups of Lebanese citizens are more influenced than others by rising prices. The categories...

..., fintech and inflation taken as a proxy for Monetary Policy Effectiveness (MPE) in the short as well as in the long run. However, the relationship between fintech and inflation is negative once the cost of capital is included in the models. The causality test exhibits the uni-directional causality from...

...Chor Foon Tang Purpose The main purpose of this study is to examine the dynamic relationship between tourist arrivals, inflation, unemployment and crime rates in Malaysia. This study covered the annual data from 1970 to 2008. Design/methodology/approach The multivariate Johansen‐Juselius...

... of monetary policy in the light of globalization. Finally, it examines the effect of globalization on inflation and the implications of this for the focus on monetary policy. Findings The main challenge of globalization for exchange rate policy refers to the choice of an appropriate exchange rate regime...

...Nick Potts To many economists, not to mention all central bankers, inflation is considered to be public enemy number one. This paper seeks to understand why inflation should be so despised. To escape from simultaneous restrictions a temporal single system (TSS) approach is employed. Firstly...

...Ming‐Yu Cheng; Hui‐Boon Tan Maintaining a low and stable inflation rate has become one of the challenges in the macroeconomic management of most countries. Among others, Malaysia has a very unique experience in terms of inflation. The economy has experienced episodes of high (1973‐1974, 1980‐1981...

... in the market economy of West Germany compared to the planned economy of East Germany[6]. © MCB UP Limited 2001 Germany Economics Growth Inflation Supply and demand Employment Germany has been reunited for almost ten years now. The prospects of the reunification on the German economy...

...A.H.G.M. Spithoven Describes the fear of inflation which has frustrated European employment policies since the early 1970s. States that the concurrence of much unemployment with inflation did not elicit new ideas and that governments postulated that excessive spending, social security payments...

... human participation in economic institutions and decisions. Specific disagreements concern well‐known policy applications of the new classical economics, notably inflation and money supply rules, and presumptions of clearing markets, especially that for labour. The Keynesian tradition does have room...

..., such as might be provided by financial Economics markets, China has been unable to pursue effective policies to control inflation 19,10/11/12 in its transformation phase. However, it seems likely that the process of economic reform in China will continue. It is necessary if China is to modernize effectively...