Relative Prices and Money: Further Results for the United States

Stephen Devadoss · William H. Meyers

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Empirical results support the hypothesis that agricultural prices respond faster than manufactured product prices to a change in money supply in the United States. Sims' vector autoregression (VAR) technique was applied in examining this hypothesis. The monte‐carlo integration method was used to test the significance of the impulse responses generated by the VAR technique.

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