THE RELATIONSHIP OF FINANCIAL INNOVATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: TURKEY CASE by Gülay Çizgici Akyüz, Seval Akbulut Bekar

“…On the other hand, it has been determined that the effect of the variable broad money supply/narrow money supply, which is used as an indicator of financial innovation, on growth is negative. …”
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The Relationship between Participation Funds and Macroeconomic Variables: SVAR Analysis Approach by Yavuz Demirdögen, Fatih Kaplan

“…As a result of the VAR analysis, it was found that the total deposits of Islamic banks are primarily affected by money supply and the quarterly deposit in- terest rates of conventional banks. …”
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LENDING RATE AND COMMERCIAL BANK LENDING IN NIGERIA by Lateef Adewale Yunusa, Mayowa Ebenezer Ariyibi, Kehinde Isiaq Olaiya, Tolulope Oyakhilome Williams

“…Deposit growth and money supply both have a positive significant impact on the growth of bank lending. …”
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LENDING RATE AND COMMERCIAL BANK LENDING IN NIGERIA by Lateef Adewale Yunusa, Mayowa Ebenezer Ariyibi, Kehinde Isiaq Olaiya, Tolulope Oyakhilome Williams

“…Deposit growth and money supply both have a positive significant impact on the growth of bank lending. …”
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LIQUIDITY TRAP IN THE UNITED STATES, THE EURO AREA AND JAPAN by Piotr Misztal

“…Market participants (households and enterprises), instead of increasing demand, accumulate a growing money supply in the form of cash. Keynes argued that for an economy in a liquidity trap, the only way to increase demand in the country and to stimulate the economy is to conduct expansionary fiscal policy by increasing government spending or reducing taxes. …”
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LIQUIDITY TRAP IN THE UNITED STATES, THE EURO AREA AND JAPAN by Piotr Misztal

“…Market participants (households and enterprises), instead of increasing demand, accumulate a growing money supply in the form of cash. Keynes argued that for an economy in a liquidity trap, the only way to increase demand in the country and to stimulate the economy is to conduct expansionary fiscal policy by increasing government spending or reducing taxes. …”
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Monetary and fiscal policy: drivers of stability in developing economies by Yusro Hakimah

“…It highlights that while monetary policy, primarily through interest rates and money supply management, can influence inflation, fiscal policy via government spending and taxation—plays a crucial role in sustaining long-term economic growth. …”
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THE EFFECT OF ECONOMIC FREEDOM ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN ISLAMIC COUNTRIES by Gökhan Özkul

“…In the study, self-employment rate has been used as entrepreneurial criterion; gross domestic product per capita, money supply, import and inflation have been used as the indicators of the entrepreneurship; economic freedom index presented by The Heritage Foundation and its 9 subcomponents out of 12 (property rights, government integrity, government spending, tax burden, business freedom, monetary freedom, trade freedom, investment freedom and financial freedom) have been used as the economic freedom criterion. …”
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Simona Bozhinovska, Mise en œuvre de politiques monétaires en régime d’accumulation des réserves de change : une approche par la monnaie endogène. Aperçus des opérations des banque... by Simona Bozhinovska

“…First, the theoretical literature on endogenous money in an open economy needs to be supplemented to account for recent changes in operating procedures, namely the adoption of a floor system, thus relaxing the assumption of an endogenous monetary base while maintaining the notion of an endogenous money supply, even in a situation of an increased liquidity stemming from the country’s balance of payments position of the country. …”
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EFFECTS OF SELECTED MACROECONOMIC FACTORS ON STOCK RETURN IN THE NIGERIAN STOCK MARKET (1998-2019) by Segun Kamoru FAKUNMOJU, Ibrahim Bello ABDULLAHI, Isaac Olukayode FASOLA

“…Findings revealed that money supply and aggregate industrial production positively and significantly affect stock return with co-efficient and P-value at (β=0.466098, P<0.05; β=0.213141, P<0.05) while exchange and inflation rates negatively affect stock return in the Nigerian stock exchange market with co-efficient and P-value at (β=-0.009285, P<0.05; β=-0.028260, P<0.05) respectively. …”
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Lessons Learnt from the Monetary System of Guernsey by Gábor Sárdi, József Varga

“…Guernsey’s money system, however, remains an important topic as its way of operation is indeed unusual in the global economy. Whereas money supply in most countries consists primarily of privately issued bank-debt money (about 95%), Guernsey (States of Guernsey) finance its public spending via quasi state issued money since 1817. …”
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The effect of electronic money and new payment instruments on the monetary aggregation variables and the role of banks in inflation and liquidity by Ali Rahbar, Hadi Rahmani Fazli, Parviz Davoodi, Hosein Samsami Mazraeh Akhond

“…On one hand, the advent of modern monetary tools and the widespread adoption of electronic money and payment systems can significantly influence the money supply, banking reserves, monetary base, the velocity of money circulation, and the multiplier effect. …”
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Monetary Policy and Financial Performance of Commercial Banks in Uganda: A Case Study Centenary Bank, Kabale Branch. by Kemigisha, Phiona

“…The study findings on the effect of bank size on the performance of commercial banks, the highest number of respondents mentioned that bank size determines the amount of deposits which improves on the performance of the bank, the lowest number of respondents mentioned that bank size determines the capital ratio used in daily operations which leads to performance of the bank and bank size determines the money supply in operations of bank which leads to performance. …”
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Monitoring Brazilian Food Security Based on Emergy Concepts: A Proposed Approach by Rafael Araujo Nacimento, Mario Duarte Canever, Luiz Carlos Terra dos Santos, Cecília Almeida, Feni Agostinho, Biagio Fernando Giannetti

“…The objective is to develop a food security indicator for Brazil as a case study that provides a holistic view of the historical relationship (from 1995 to 2022) between the emergy and money received by consumers and the emergy and money supplied by the food chain. Each item in the Brazilian food basket was evaluated using the Emergy Exchange Ratio (EER) indicator, which measures the advantages and disadvantages that consumers and the food chain experience in their exchanges. …”
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