The Demand for Money and Currency Substitution in Russia during and after Hyperinflation: 1992-1996

  • Tullio Giuseppe University of Brescia, Via S.Faustino 74B, 25122 Brescia
  • Nadia Ivanova Recep, Potapovski Pereulok 5, building 4, 101000 Moscow, Russia
Keywords: Russia, inflation, the rouble, demand for money, dollar, cash, hyperinflation

Abstract

This paper presents econometric evidence on the determinants of the demand for a number of rouble and US$ monetary aggregates in Russia and on the stability of these demand functions and of the estimated parameters. The aggregates considered are rouble banknotes, rouble M2, US$ banknotes and US$ deposits held at Russian banks. The data used is monthly and the sample period is May 1993 to January 1997. The econometric model used is the error correction model (EC-model) which distinguishes between the long run (cointegrating) relationship among the variables and the short run dynamics. Particular attention is devoted to measuring the effect of exchange rate changes or expectations thereof and of political risk on rouble and dollar asset demands.

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Published
1998-01-02
How to Cite
GiuseppeT., & IvanovaN. (1998). The Demand for Money and Currency Substitution in Russia during and after Hyperinflation: 1992-1996. HSE Economic Journal, 2(2), 159-196. Retrieved from https://ej.hse.ru/article/view/29714
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