Monetäres Reinvermögen versus Geldmenge M3
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Monetäres Reinvermögen versus Geldmenge M3
Zur Indikatorqualität alternativer monetärer Aggregate
Neumann, Manfred | Weigand, Jürgen
Credit and Capital Markets – Kredit und Kapital, Vol. 29 (1996), Iss. 2 : pp. 224–243
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Manfred Neumann, Nürnberg
Jürgen Weigand, Nürnberg
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Abstract
Net Monetary Assets versus Monetary Supply M3
Observations on the Indicator Quality of Alternative Monetary Aggregates
Regression and co-integration analyses are used to show that the existence of a statistically significant relationship between real money supply M3 and the real national product cannot be proven to exist any longer since the 1980s. By contrast, there were visible theoretically and statistically proven relationships both in the 1970s and the 1980s between the real national product and real net monetary wealth, i.e. an interest-weighted money supply aggregate whose time lead offers a rather good forecasting quality insofar as the real national product is concerned. It follows therefrom that monetary policy influences not only the level of prices, but has real effects as well. Net monetary wealth is thus superior to other monetary policy indicators and should therefore be considered to represent an alternative to money supply M3.