An Empirical Test of the Relationship between Exchange Rate, Interest Rate and Inflation in Five African Countries from 1980 To 2012
Keywords:
fixed effect; random effect; pooled data; panel cointegration; african countries
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The study examines the empirical relationship between exchange rate interest rate and inflation in the context of Sub - Sahara African countries using panel data over 1980-2012 periods The estimated values of the pooled fixed and random effects models reveal identical results that interest rate and inflation maintain a monotonous relationship with the exchange rate though the relationship is insignificant for interest rote only in the random effect model based on 1 level of significance However
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2020-10-15
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