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The relationship of liquid money and selected price indices in the USA
The aim of this paper is to assess the relationship between the development of liquid money and selected price indices in the US economy in 1961-2018. The Engle-Granger cointegration test and Granger causality are used to calculate the relationships. Cointegration was not demonstrated in any of the cases. Therefore, this study's contribution lies in confirming the conclusions of mostly newer studies concerning the invalidity of the quantitative theory of money under current conditions. However, short-term Granger-causal relationships were demonstrated in almost all cases. Thus, we can predict consumer prices and the prices for bonds and real estate based on the development of the amount of liquid money. It is also possible to predict the development of the amount of liquid money based on how all these price indicators develop. So central banks can still to some extent affect significant prices in the economy by influencing the money supply.
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International money, banking and finance have become central to understanding how modern open economies and national economic policies work and interact. IJMEF is an international, peer-reviewed journal at the forefront of economic research, fostering discussion on advances in research which have a significant, long-term impact. With articles from both economists and finance experts, IJMEF represents a focal point for understanding issues involved in economic growth, providing a truly global perspective on monetary and financial questions at national and international levels. Topics covered include: -International financial institutions- Monetary theory- Exchange rates and interest rates- Bank services and development- Central banking- International banking- Credit and financial markets- Open economy macroeconomics- Macroeconometrics- International finance- Financial markets and institutions- Corporate governance- Financial liberalisation- Financial performance- Credit channels.