Add to ORKGThis study uses an ARDL(p, q)-model to express a long-run relationship between ‘Stockholm Interbank Offered Rate Tomorrow/Next’ and the inflation in Sweden between 2007 and 2016 to see how efficient the ‘interest rate-weapon’ as a monetary policy-tool have been in affecting the inflation. The study shows that no such relationship can be expressed – hence the conclusion that the expectations of inflation are the most important variable affecting the inflation, and that the agents in the Swedish economy have rational expectations and a trust in the central bank of Sweden to reach its target of a 2 percent inflation rate
Abstrakt The yield curve as a forecasting tool for inflation has been thoroughly investigated. Howe...
Using quantitative survey data from the Swedish Consumer Tendency Survey as well as a unique data se...
Uppsatsen behandlar frågan huruvida det existerar något samband mellan storleken på terminspremien o...
This study uses an ARDL(p, q)-model to express a long-run relationship between ‘Stockholm Interbank ...
Since the financial crisis 2008 Riksbanken have tried to stimulate the economy by using expansive mo...
The Fisher Equation suggests that the spread between nominal and real interest rates is equal to the...
Inflationsmålets historia sträcker sig drygt 30 år tillbaka i tiden. En förutsägbar centralbank skap...
An inflation target can serve as a nominal anchor, aiming at coordinating in-flation expectations. A...
There is a limited amount of literature regarding spillover effects on inflation. The previous liter...
We analyse three economic relationships: the persistence in inflation, the relation between inflatio...
With today's expansive monetary policy, it is of relevance to study the relationships between the Sw...
The article focuses on aspects of modern monetary strategy: inflation expectationsand inflation fore...
Research background: The Central Bank of Sweden declared in years 1999–2006 the implementation of th...
Using quantitative survey data from the Swedish Consumer Tendency Survey as well as a unique data se...
Using quantitative survey data from the Swedish Consumer Tendency Survey as well as a unique data se...
Abstrakt The yield curve as a forecasting tool for inflation has been thoroughly investigated. Howe...
Using quantitative survey data from the Swedish Consumer Tendency Survey as well as a unique data se...
Uppsatsen behandlar frågan huruvida det existerar något samband mellan storleken på terminspremien o...
This study uses an ARDL(p, q)-model to express a long-run relationship between ‘Stockholm Interbank ...
Since the financial crisis 2008 Riksbanken have tried to stimulate the economy by using expansive mo...
The Fisher Equation suggests that the spread between nominal and real interest rates is equal to the...
Inflationsmålets historia sträcker sig drygt 30 år tillbaka i tiden. En förutsägbar centralbank skap...
An inflation target can serve as a nominal anchor, aiming at coordinating in-flation expectations. A...
There is a limited amount of literature regarding spillover effects on inflation. The previous liter...
We analyse three economic relationships: the persistence in inflation, the relation between inflatio...
With today's expansive monetary policy, it is of relevance to study the relationships between the Sw...
The article focuses on aspects of modern monetary strategy: inflation expectationsand inflation fore...
Research background: The Central Bank of Sweden declared in years 1999–2006 the implementation of th...
Using quantitative survey data from the Swedish Consumer Tendency Survey as well as a unique data se...
Using quantitative survey data from the Swedish Consumer Tendency Survey as well as a unique data se...
Abstrakt The yield curve as a forecasting tool for inflation has been thoroughly investigated. Howe...
Using quantitative survey data from the Swedish Consumer Tendency Survey as well as a unique data se...
Uppsatsen behandlar frågan huruvida det existerar något samband mellan storleken på terminspremien o...