2024
DOI: 10.18092/ulikidince.1401135
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Is There a Chicken-and-Egg Relationship Between Interest and Inflation Rates for the Turkish Case?

Ayça Sarıalioğlu Hayali,
Mohammad Mansoor Lodın,
Djallel Aımar
et al.

Abstract: There is still a hot debate about the causal relationship between interest and inflation rates. On the one hand, through Fisher Effect, it is expected that inflation is the cause while the interest rate is the result. On the other hand, among policymakers in Türkiye, it is expected opposite as inflation is the result and interest rate is the cause since it is argued that inflation is the result mostly stemming from the high-interest rates constituting the high cost of the credits. However, it is strongly argue… Show more

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