Journals / Ekonomik Yaklaşım / 2011 / Cilt: 22 - Sayı: 78

The endogenous process of money supply in turkish economy

TÜRKİYE ekonomisinde para arzının içsel süreci

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67–90
Publication Date
2022-10-18
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The findings are in accordance with the argument that money supply grows endogenously with bank credit.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Post Keynesicin economics argue that money supply grows endogenous!)' through hank credit to private sector.
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Key Findings & Data:The expected results were found between M2, M3, M3A and bank loans; however, the relationship could not be established between bank loans and M2Y, LO which include foreign exchange deposits.
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Conclusion & Impact:The findings are in accordance with the argument that money supply grows endogenously with bank credit.
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Abstract

Post Keynesicin economics argue that money supply grows endogenous!)' through hank credit to private sector. In this study, this argument is examined for the Turkish economy and the relationship between hank credit to private sector and broad money is analyzed with cointegration and vector error-correction models. The expected results were found between M2, M3, M3A and bank loans; however, the relationship could not be established between bank loans and M2Y, LO which include foreign exchange deposits. It is laiown that the volume of foreign exchange deposits is affected by currency substitution. However, these deposits are included into broad money in Turkish Lira terms, and it is obseived that changes in exchange rate can alter the volume of these deposits, and consequently, the volumes of M2Y and LO. Therefore, a proxy for currency substitution and exchange rate are included to former models, and cointegration and vector error-correction models are re-estimated. The findings are in accordance with the argument that money supply grows endogenously with bank credit.

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Post Keynesçi iktisat akımı, bankacılık sektörünün özel sektöre verdiği krediler nedeniyle para arzının içsel olarak büyüdüğünü öne sürer. Bu çalışmada, bu iddia Türkiye ekonomisi için incelenmiş ve bu amaçla bankacılık sektörünün özel sektöre verdiği krediler ile geniş para arzları arasındaki ilişki eşbütünleşme ve vektör hata düzeltme modelleri ile incelenmiştir. M2, M3 ve M3A ile banka kredileri arasında beklenilen sonuçlar elde edilmiş; ancak, döviz tevdiat hesaplarını içeren M2Y ve L0 ile banka kredileri arasında benzer sonuçlar bulunamamıştır. Tevdiat hesaplarının para ikâmesi tarafından etkilendiği bilinmektedir. Ancak, bu hesaplar Türk Lirası cinsinden geniş para arzına dahil edilmektedir ve döviz kurundaki değişimlerin bu hesaplar ve dolayısıyla M2Y ve L0’ın miktarının artmasına yol açtığı gözlenmiştir. Bu nedenle, para ikamesini temsil eden bir değişken ile döviz kuru verileri ilk modele eklenerek eşbütünleşme ve vektör hata düzeltme modelleri yeniden hesaplanmıştır. Elde edilen sonuçlar, para arzının banka kredileri tarafından içsel olarak büyüdüğü öngörüsüyle uyumludur.

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ÖZGÜR, G. (2022). The endogenous process of money supply in turkish economy. Ekonomik Yaklaşım, Cilt: 22 - Sayı: 78, 67–90. https://ajindex.com/articles/499696

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