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Deposit Demand and the Pricing of Demand Deposits
Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1970The constraint on bank supply of demand deposits, 524. — Aggregative properties, 529. — Conclusions, 529.
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The Ratio of Currency to Demand Deposits in the United States
Journal of Finance, 1979IN THE EARLY 1970s most economists were confident that received theory, in either a fiscalist or monetarist version, could adequately explain and forecast the demand for money, Goldfeld [14]. This belief was important because the money demand function is among the foundations of both the classical and Keynesian macro models in their traditional ...
Garcia, Gillian, Pak, Simon
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The Effect of Technology on Bank Economies of Scale for Demand Deposits
Journal of Finance, 1973BANKS HAVE SEVERAL CHOICES about which type of technology to employ in servicing demand deposits. These choices include conventional bookkeeping machines, "tronics" (electronic bookkeeping machines), punched card tabulating equipment, off-line sorter, computer off premises, and computer on premises.
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The economic distribution of demand deposits[1]
Journal of Economic Studies, 2004Examines the economic distribution of demand deposits during 1935 in the USA. Concludes that data on the distribution of money permit a significant advance in the understanding of the factors reflected in changes in income velocity.
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Deposit Demand and the Pricing of Demand Deposits: Reply
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Deposit Demand and the Pricing of Demand Deposits: Comment
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Demand for Demand Deposits in Nigeria
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2006This paper extends the empirical research strategy adopted for modeling demand for M1 in Nigeria in Teriba (2006a) to one of its two sub-components, demand deposits (DD). All of our findings for M1 stand up for DD, with one important addition: demand deposits respond significantly to foreign interest differentials in both the long run and the short run.
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The Cost of Servicing Demand Deposits
Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 1982THE COST OF the demand-deposit service interests bankers because it affects their profits. It interests students of banking and industrial organization because it figures in scale economies. It interests monetary analysts because it may affect the supply or demand for money: the former through deposit service charges?
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THE DETERMINANTS OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND FOR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT*
The Journal of Finance, 1971The purpose of this study is to isolate the supply and demand determinants of commercial bank certificates of deposit (CDs). In section I, models are developed to explain the supply price of both negotiable and nonnegotiable CDs, and single-equation regression results are presented.
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A Model of Demand for Cash and Deposits
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2007In a recent contribution, Bounie et al. (2007a) proposed a simple alternative payment decision rule based on a cash holding model (CH model) that showed more efficiency at replicating the observed data than standard transaction size based models (TS models) a la Whitesell (1989). In this paper, we provide an axiomatization for a class of CH models.
David Bounie, Nicolas Houy
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