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October 17, 2025The Bangladesh Development Studies

An Econometric Analysis of Credit Constraint, Foreign Interest Rates and Currency Depreciation in the Demand for Money in Bangladesh

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Demand for money in Bangladesh is negatively affected by currency depreciation, with foreign interest rates being less influential.
The study utilizes quarterly data from 1974 to 1989, employing the Savin-White econometric procedure for estimation.
Key determinants include domestic credit constraints, real income, and lagged money stock, revealing insights into the economy's behavior.
Findings imply that Bangladesh's economy is not heavily influenced by foreign interest rates, highlighting domestic factors' importance.

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This econometric analysis examines how credit constraints and foreign interest rates affect money demand in Bangladesh, indicating limited openness of the economy.

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M. Kabir Hassan (1992) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f19f24de32064e504de219 https://doi.org/10.57138/ukeq2940

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This econometric analysis examines how credit constraints and foreign interest rates affect money demand in Bangladesh, indicating limited openness of the economy.

An Econometric Analysis of Credit Constraint, Foreign Interest Rates and Currency Depreciation in the Demand for Money in Bangladesh

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An Econometric Analysis of Credit Constraint, Foreign Interest Rates and Currency Depreciation in the Demand for Money in Bangladesh

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