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An empirical analysis of money supply, inflation and output: the case of India

TitleAn empirical analysis of money supply, inflation and output: the case of India
Publication TypeJournal Article
Year of Publication2019
AuthorsNadig, A., and T. Viswanathan
JournalInternational Journal of Public Sector Performance Management
Volume5
Issue3-4
Pagination516-530
ISBN Number1741-1041
KeywordsManagement Studies, Scopus
Abstract

Economists describe the theory of money in different ways. The classical and Keynesian economists' theories are contradictory in their approach towards money neutrality. The contradictory views of classical and Keynesian economists are studied and the relationship amongst money supply, GDP and inflation are examined. We empirically examine which of the two economic theories describes the relationship between the three variables in the Indian economy. Our study concludes that money supply and inflation have positive and negative effects on GDP. Money supply and inflation have no impact during the short-term. The Keynesian economic theory of money is applicable in the context of the Indian economy. The fiscal and monetary policies can be designed to stimulate growth by increasing government spending, reducing taxes and interest rates.

DOI10.1504/IJPSPM.2019.101074