Exchange Rate Movements, Inflation Expectations, and Currency Substitution in Turkey
22 Pages Posted: 15 Feb 2006
Date Written: November 1995
Abstract
This paper contains an empirical analysis of currency substitution in Turkey: a simple relationship between the share of foreign currency holdings in M2X on one side and movements in the exchange rate or inflation on the other is derived from a two-stage portfolio choice model. This relationship is estimated by band spectrum regression which allows to remove from the data the short-term cyclical components. The results show that the relationship between currency substitution depends mainly on long-term movements in the exchange rate, while the effect of inflation on currency substitution is not statistically significant.
JEL Classification: C20, C29, E40, E41, F41, O53
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