Detail práce

Inflation targeting performance in emerging economies and some lessons for Moldova

Autor: Mgr. Irina Talasimova
Rok: 2013 - letní
Vedoucí: doc. Mgr. Tomáš Holub Ph.D.
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Typ práce: Diplomová
MEF
Jazyk: Anglicky
Stránky: 88
Ocenění: Pochvala děkana Fakulty sociálních věd za vynikající výkon u státních zkoušek.
Odkaz:
Abstrakt: The present paper has attempted to provide an empirically argumented basis on the existing conflict about effectiveness of IT regime on lowering inflation and inflation volatility. In the first part we perform panel analysis on a group of 43 emerging and developing economies for a more recent period ranging from 1997 to 2011, distinguishing between normal and crisis times as well as between geographical regions. Differently from common studies we applied dynamic panel model specification that controls for reverse causality of regime adoption. Despite broad arguments addresing IT ineffectiveness, our results support the regime and imply that shifting to IT will lower both inflation and inflation volatility in normal times. Model specification during the external shocks was inconclusive on the selected sample with relatively recent IT history. Regarding the geographical IT performance, we outlined that regime effectiveness was uniform along analyzed regions. In the second part we perform a preliminary analysis of a developing economy IT experience and conclude that, even though there are some problems of technical nature and main policy rate is still a weak instrument of transmission channel, the Republic of Moldova chose right time for regime adoption and has made considerable progress towards the successful framework implementation.

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