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The demand for money in selected African countries

Published: 29 May 2023 Issue:Volume 11 Issue 01 May 2023 Author details below

Ohiomoje Iyemifokhae Abubakar

Department of Economics, School of Economics and Management Sciences, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

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This study examines the factors affecting people’s desire to hold money in liquid form (relative to investing it) in sixteen countries in Africa. Earlier studies on this subject matter examined the connection between the demand for money and income, exchange rate, price and interest rate. This study extends this work by including debt and population. The method of analysis of this study is unprecedented as it incorporates the Auto-regressive Distributed Lag technique, Panel Data and Elasticity concepts. Furthermore, most studies on the demand for money made use of data of almost a decade ago. The world is evolving and studies on money demand should be contemporaneous with this trend. The study found out that debt service, income and population significantly affect money demand. With the exception of population, there is no short run causality of all the regressors and the outcome variable. However, they become cointegrated in the long run at -0.1918. Furthermore, there is no problem of serial correlation, heteroscedacity and poor distribution of residuals in the model. All variables are tested at 5% level of significance.

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Published 29 May 2023

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Abubakar, O. I.. (2023). The demand for money in selected African countries. International Journal of Business and Economic Development, Volume 11 Issue 01.

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Abubakar, O. I.. (2023). The demand for money in selected African countries. International Journal of Business and Economic Development, Volume 11 Issue 01.

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Abubakar, Ohiomoje Iyemifokhae. "The demand for money in selected African countries." International Journal of Business and Economic Development, Volume 11 Issue 01, 2023.

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Ohiomoje Iyemifokhae Abubakar. "The demand for money in selected African countries." International Journal of Business and Economic Development Volume 11 Issue 01 (29 May 2023).

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Abubakar, O. I. (2023) The demand for money in selected African countries. International Journal of Business and Economic Development, Volume 11 Issue 01

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