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The Information Contents of Aggregated Money Demand in the EMU

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Estimates of aggregated and disaggregated demand-for-money functions in 7 EMU member states show that the aggregated function slightly outperforms the disaggregated functions in explaining the European demand for M3. The aggregated function appears to contain some additional information on money demand in The Netherlands and, to a lesser extent, in France. For the other countries investigated in this study information on aggregated European money demand does not add much to the explanation of demand for money in the individual countries.

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Butter, F.A.D., Dijken, S.V. The Information Contents of Aggregated Money Demand in the EMU. Open Economies Review 8, 233–244 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1008290714581

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