英文摘要 |
This study tries to examine the impacts of changing money supply and prices of imported goods on Taiwan agricultural and manufacturing prices in the short- and long- run. The empirical results indicate that, in the long-run, if increasing money supply lends domestic price inflation, it is caused by the raising agricultural prices more than by manufacturing prices. If prices of imported products cause domestic price inflation, it is most taken into account by the raising prices of industrial commodities. In the case of short-run dynamic process, changing in money supply may not cause both the agricultural and manufacturing prices to boom, the raising prices of agricultural products is mainly due to the volatility of its lagged prices while the raising prices of manufacturing goods is most caused by the increases of lagged prices for agricultural commodities and the raising prices of imported material and goods. |