Changes in the fisher effect in the 1980s: Evidence from various models

Choudhry, Taufiq; Placone, Dennis; Wallace, Myles S.

doi:10.1016/0148-6195(91)90006-i

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“…The idea that the real rate of interest is not fixed is not new and is addressed in Choudry, et al (1991). Fisher (1979) and Rose (1988) also investigated the presumed stationarity of the real rate of interest.…”

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A choice–theoretic and information–oriented approach to the short–run characteristics of real and nominal interest rates

Erol¹,

Balkan²

1995

Applied Economics Letters

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 98%

A choice–theoretic and information–oriented approach to the short–run characteristics of real and nominal interest rates

Erol¹,

Balkan²

1995

Applied Economics Letters

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Fisher’s hypothesis in time–frequency space: a premier using South Africa as a case study

Phiri

2022

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Adaptive versus rational expectations and the Fisher effect

Sheehan

1996

Applied Economics

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"A methodology is devised for the empirical analysis of the determinants of outmigration of immigrants in a population. Empirical studies in this area have been hindered by a lack of longitudinal data on the characteristics of the immigrants. This problem is tackled by making use of cross-sectional data at two points in time. It is applied to the study of male immigrants in the United States. It is found that education is positively related to the rate of outmigration for immigrants from Canada, Asia and the pooled sample of immigrants. This finding suggests that the cross-sectional estimates of the growth in earnings of immigrants in the United States are underestimated for these groups of immigrants."

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Changes in the fisher effect in the 1980s: Evidence from various models

Cited by 4 publications

References 7 publications

A choice–theoretic and information–oriented approach to the short–run characteristics of real and nominal interest rates

A choice–theoretic and information–oriented approach to the short–run characteristics of real and nominal interest rates

Fisher’s hypothesis in time–frequency space: a premier using South Africa as a case study

Adaptive versus rational expectations and the Fisher effect

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