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THE LONG RUN BEHAVIOR OF THE INCOME VELOCITY OF MONEY IN FIVE ADVANCED COUNTRIES, 1870–1975: AN INSTITUTIONAL APPROACH
MICHAEL DAVID BORDO
, LARS JONUNG
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Long-time Behavior
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Velocity of Money
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Advanced Countries
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Income Velocity
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Institutional Approach
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United States
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Norway
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Canada
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Economic Growth
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Institutional Change
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Interest Rates
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Sweden
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Economic Stability
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Great Britain
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Velocity Function
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Institutional Development
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Permanent Income
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Monetization
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Financial Development
50%
Commercial Banking
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Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Industrialized Countries
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Velocity of Money
100%
Institutional Change
50%
Institutional Development
50%
Financial Development
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Interest Rate
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