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Financial liberalization in Uganda leads to stable money demand and inflation control.

RePEc: Research Papers in Economics
Financial Liberalization, Money Demand, and Inflation in Uganda
Jean-Claude Nachega

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The study looked at how money, prices, income, and interest rates in Uganda were related from 1982 to 1998. Despite financial market changes in the 1990s, a stable connection was found between real money, income, and interest rates. The results showed that income was similar, interest rates had a big impact, capital could move easily, assets could be swapped, and both local and foreign factors affected inflation in Uganda.