The Relationship Between the Quantity of Money and Economic Growth in Algeria During the Period 1970-2019: An Econometric Study Using the Cointegration Methodology and the Error Correction Model (ECM)
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The study focused on studying the relationship between the quantity of money and economic growth in Algeria by working on two time series for the period from 1970 until 2019, by using the Engle-Granger methodology and the error correction model ECM, with the aim of testing the existence of a causal relationship between the two variables and determining their direction in the short and long runs, thus the study concluded the existence of a causal relationship in the short run from the quantity of money towards the gross domestic product. Otherwise for the long run, the causation was in both directions, i.e. a circular relationship, which expresses a special case for Algeria that differs comparing with both the traditional theory and the Keynesian approach
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