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Testing for weak exogeneity and superexogeneity in money demand for some Caribbean countries

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Ghartey, Edward

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TextPublication details: [Caribbean Centre for Money & Finance] [St. Augustine]TT 1996Description: 34 pAction note:

2/11/09 JOYD

Summary: Examines the exogeneity conditions of money demand in Barbados and Jamaica.

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Examines the exogeneity conditions of money demand in Barbados and Jamaica.

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