RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INFLATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
By Vikesh Gokal, Subrina Hanif. 2004
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- Does Inflation Affect Economic Growth? The case of Pakistan (2011, unknown): “Gokal and Hanif (2004) review several different economic theories to develop consensus on the inflation and growth relationship for the economy of Fiji.”
- Determinants of Economic Growth in V4 Countries and Romania (2017, result): “On the other hand, the example of Hungary with a negative influence of inflation on output can be in line with the research of Gokal and Hanif (2004), who showed that inflation might decrease an international competitiveness of the country by decreasing price competitiveness of export.”
- The Impact of Federal Government Agricultural Expenditure on Agricultural Output in Nigeria (2011, background): “…factors include education (Huffman 1949; Pudasaini 1983; Aheam et al. 1998; Weir 1999), infrastructure (Querioz and Gaultam 1992; Gopinath and Roe 1997; Yee et al. 2000 and Venk Atachalam 2003) and inflation (Johnson 1980; Bullard and Keating 1995; Andres and Hernando 1997; Gokal and Hanif 2004).”