References

Anoruo, E., 2002. Stability of the Nigerian M2 money demand function in the SAP period. Econ. Bull., 14: 1-9.

Cihak, M., 2007. Systemic loss: A measure of financial stability. Czech J. Econ. Finance, 57: 5-26.

Cukierman, A., 2013. Monetary policy and institutions before, during and after the global financial crisis. J. Financial Stab., 9: 373-384.
Direct Link  |  

Goshit, G., 2006. Financial sector's instability: Causes and implications for the Nigerian economy. Jos J. Econ., 3: 89-103.

Ibrhim, M.H., 2001. Financial factors and the empirical behavior of money demand: A case study of Malaysia. Intl. Econ. J., 15: 55-72.
Direct Link  |  

Kemal, M.A., 2006. Is Inflation in Pakistan a Monetary Phenomenon? Pak. Dev. Rev., 45: 213-220.
Direct Link  |  

Kuttner, K.N. and P.C. Mosser, 2002. The monetary transmission mechanism: Some answers and further questions. Fed. Res. Bank N. Y. Econ. Policy Rev., 8: 15-26.
Direct Link  |  

Mallik, G. and A. Chowdhury, 2001. Inflation and economic growth: Evidence from four South Asian countries. Asia Pac. Dev. J., 8: 123-134.
Direct Link  |  

Mbutor, M.O., 2010. Can monetary policy enhance remittances for economic growth in Africa? The case of Nigeria. J. Econ. Intl. Finance, 2: 156-163.
Direct Link  |  

Qayyum, A., 2006. Money, inflation and growth in Pakistan. Pak. Dev. Rev., 45: 203-212.
Direct Link  |  

Serletis, A. and P. Gogas, 2014. Divisia monetary aggregates, the great ratios and classical money demand functions. J. Money Credit Banking, 46: 229-241.
CrossRef  |  Direct Link  |  

Serletis, A. and S. Rahman, 2015. On the output effects of monetary variability. Open Econ. Rev., 26: 225-236.
CrossRef  |  Direct Link  |  

Shambaugh, J.C., 2004. The effect of fixed exchange rates on monetary policy. Q. J. Econ., 119: 301-352.
Direct Link  |  

Smets, F., 2013. Financial stability and monetary policy: How closely interlinked?. Sveriges Riksbank Econ. Rev., 3: 121-160.
Direct Link  |