Money demand is another factor that induces changes in the supply of money. A rich literature finds that money demand is far from stable because of technological, institutional, and regulatory changes in the retail banking sector (see, e.g., Friedman & Kuttner, 1992, 1996; Goldfeld & Sichel, 1990). Central banks in turn accommodate changes in the demand for money. This endogeneity makes it impossible to use the money stock as a proper policy indicator.proper policy indicator.
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