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Financial innovation in Bolivia, Israel, and Venezuela shifts money demand downward.

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Financial Innovation and the Speed of Adjustment of Money Demand: Evidence from Bolivia, Israel, and Venezuela
Martina Copelman

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Financial innovation has a big impact on how much money people want to keep. In Bolivia, Israel, and Venezuela, new financial ideas have made people change how much money they need. The demand for money in these countries has gone down over time because of financial innovation. Also, people in these countries now adjust how much money they want faster than before because of these new financial ideas.