Are Weighted Monetary Aggregates Better Than Simple-Sum M1?

Dallas S. Batten · Daniel L. Thornton

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Monetary Policy and Economic Impact Banking stability, regulation, efficiency Economic theories and models

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Dallas S. Batten and Daniel L. Thornton investigate the properties of two weighted monetary aggregates and compare these with the measure M1. Influencing economic activity is a central objective of monetary policy, so an important attribute for a monetary aggregate to possess is a close, predictable relationship with economic activity.

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