The paper examines the effect of inflation on consumer spending behaviour in Ghana during the period 1964 to 2013 using annual data. The analysis of the results was done using Ordinary least square test (OLS), the Johansen test (JH), and Vector Error Correction (VECM) test. The findings of the studies based on the JH tests showed stable significant long run relationship between inflation and consumer spending behaviour. The findings of the study shows significant short run relationship between inflation and consumer spending using the VECM. The results of the OLS test show there is positive relationship between inflation and consumer spending behaviour. Policy makers should take into account the findings of the study in managing the economy...
Inflation targeting has been widely adopted in both developed and developing economies. The Bank of ...
This paper examines the impact of inflation and other macroeconomic variables such as physical...
Consumption forms a vital component of aggregate demand. Hence, its behaviour influences business cy...
The paper examines the effect of inflation on consumer spending behaviour in Ghana during the period...
The effects of inflation on the economic life of the citizenry of a country and the theoretical caus...
The inflation rate of Ghana still remains high in absolute terms and by comparison with many other c...
The main purpose of the study was to empirically investigate the impact of money supply on inflation...
Ghana uses an inflation target of 8% as a monetary policy objective to control against double-digit ...
This study examines the factors that influence inflation in Ghana over the sample period of 1965-201...
This study looks at the effects of monetary policy on inflation in Ghana. Annual data from 1985-2009...
The study sought to ascertain the key determinants of inflation in Ghana for the past 40 years. Sty...
Abstract The study seeks to investigate the factors that influence inflation in Ghana. It uses an an...
This paper examines the relationship between inflation and economic growth in Ghana. Using quarterly...
Using annual time series data for Ghana, the current study investigates the effect of inflation on m...
The Ghanaian Cedi has recently experienced persistent depreciation against it\u27s major trading par...
Inflation targeting has been widely adopted in both developed and developing economies. The Bank of ...
This paper examines the impact of inflation and other macroeconomic variables such as physical...
Consumption forms a vital component of aggregate demand. Hence, its behaviour influences business cy...
The paper examines the effect of inflation on consumer spending behaviour in Ghana during the period...
The effects of inflation on the economic life of the citizenry of a country and the theoretical caus...
The inflation rate of Ghana still remains high in absolute terms and by comparison with many other c...
The main purpose of the study was to empirically investigate the impact of money supply on inflation...
Ghana uses an inflation target of 8% as a monetary policy objective to control against double-digit ...
This study examines the factors that influence inflation in Ghana over the sample period of 1965-201...
This study looks at the effects of monetary policy on inflation in Ghana. Annual data from 1985-2009...
The study sought to ascertain the key determinants of inflation in Ghana for the past 40 years. Sty...
Abstract The study seeks to investigate the factors that influence inflation in Ghana. It uses an an...
This paper examines the relationship between inflation and economic growth in Ghana. Using quarterly...
Using annual time series data for Ghana, the current study investigates the effect of inflation on m...
The Ghanaian Cedi has recently experienced persistent depreciation against it\u27s major trading par...
Inflation targeting has been widely adopted in both developed and developing economies. The Bank of ...
This paper examines the impact of inflation and other macroeconomic variables such as physical...
Consumption forms a vital component of aggregate demand. Hence, its behaviour influences business cy...