2009
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1519943
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Determinants of Inflation and Price Level Differentials Across the Euro Area Countries

Abstract: Non-technical summary 1 Introduction 1.1 Some theoretical and empirical considerations: an overview of the literature 2 Infl ation and price level differentials: the theoretical framework 2.1 Infl ation differentials 2.2 National long run price levels 3 Some key features of the data 4 Empirical results 4.1 Infl ation differentials across the euro area 4.2 Price level differentials 5 Conclusions References Annex European Central Bank Working Paper Series CONTENTS 4 ECB Working Paper Series No 1129

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“…Finally, inflation differentials may be associated with non-market forces and originate from differences in wage flexibility, administered prices, indirect taxation and market power/competition. Dynamic panel estimations for the period 1999-2006 by the ECB (Andersson et al 2009) show that inflation differentials are primarily determined by cyclical positions and inflation persistence. The persistence in inflation differentials appears to be partly explained by administered prices and to some extent by product market regulation.…”
Section: Theoretical Approaches To Inflationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, inflation differentials may be associated with non-market forces and originate from differences in wage flexibility, administered prices, indirect taxation and market power/competition. Dynamic panel estimations for the period 1999-2006 by the ECB (Andersson et al 2009) show that inflation differentials are primarily determined by cyclical positions and inflation persistence. The persistence in inflation differentials appears to be partly explained by administered prices and to some extent by product market regulation.…”
Section: Theoretical Approaches To Inflationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the study, the data for the period between1994:01-2009:12 were analyzed with the ARDL bounds test method, and they concluded that the inflation variable was cost-supported, considering the results of those periods for Turkey. Andersson et al (2009) aimed to analyze the determinants of inflation differences and price levels in their study. In their study, they applied Panel analysis with the 1999-2006 data for the European region.…”
Section: Structuralist Theory Of Inflationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since the launch of the Euro in 1999, a growing empirical literature on inflation differentials in the European Monetary Union (EMU) emerged, see Andersson et al (2009) for a recent survey. Honohan and Lane (2003) were among the first to look at the determinants of inflation differentials in the euro area, arguing that nominal effective exchange rate and business cycle fluctuations are the key drivers behind these differentials.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While a small number of articles try to explain the observed source of inflation differential between a particular member country and the EMU, see Rabanal (2009), or try to determine whether inflation rates in the EMU are converging or not, see Busetti et al (2007), most papers in the literature tend to follow Honohan and Lane (2003), for instance Licheron (2007) and Andersson et al (2009). However, this strand of the literature begins by specifying an econometric model which investigates the deviation of key macroeconomic variables of each member country from the union average, a time dummy is then introduced to capture common movements in inflation and the explanatory variables across all euro area countries in any given year.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%